Sentence examples for guarantee a bit from inspiring English sources
The Brits' fabulous pomposity, broadcast live, used to guarantee a bit of bovver, from the KLF or Oasis or Jarvis or somebody.
Going in a group is a sensible tactic if you want to try more than one dish, and guarantee a bit of a buzz – at weekends, families fill up the two spacious dining rooms.
The company plans to rebuild the pavilion in LA when it is dismantled at the end of the summer – where at least they can guarantee a bit more sunshine for the intended stained-glass dance of colour.
Only 40 people at a time are allowed on the island's Thorsborne Trail - a 32km, three- to five-day wilderness hike - so you are guaranteed a bit of peace.
Harper claimed "everybody would meet at Watford Gap because it was the one place after a show where you were guaranteed a bit of a sit-down at 2am".
His first guarantee was a bit of a news media creation.
Regarding non-GBR bearers, as stated above, the network has no obligation to guarantee a given bit rate to the EPS bearers.
But the way the company announced the cutbacks in the airline guarantees was a bit cheesy, in my opinion.
Right now Ztail has a maximum time limit of one year for its eBay guarantee, which seems a bit on the low side (even the consistently-upgraded iPhone only comes out once a year).
The piece of jewelery is guaranteed to add a bit of McQueen cool to any casual outfit.
Its most popular offerings are investment products with an insurance wrapper, life insurance providing a guaranteed rate of return a bit over 2%, and, in many cases, the prospect of a dividend tied to investment results.
