Sentence examples similar to guaranteed nail from inspiring English sources

Any proposals that do not have such guarantees nailed firmly at their core should be resisted and fought with urgent fury.

But from the moment Adelaide made its debut in 1985, Australia has produced pretty much guaranteed nail-biting action - and that has continued since Melbourne took over as host in 1996.

But it's also worth noting that, if the 2016 election taught us anything, it's that "traditional, high-quality" methods aren't any guarantee of nailing the results.

The four favourites – who included Mustafina and the US team captain, Aly Raisman – were competing in the same rotation, guaranteeing a nail-biting finish.

This data is likely to transform astronomy in unpredictable ways, but there is no guarantee that it will nail the mystery of dark energy.

You need to put them next to the nails to guarantee they go into a joist and avoiding any pipes and electrics running underneath.

The German government fought tooth and nail to defend these guarantees against EU competition rules, only reluctantly agreeing to scrap them from 2005.

Although there is no device on the market that can guarantee avoidance of this complication, some nails have been devised with alternative trochanteric entry points [49, 50].

It was a great way to share great music, have a great party, guarantee a great time...and she nailed it.

The residue from the nail polish cannot be guaranteed to be fully removed.

"But I can guarantee that there will never be a nail salon at Sandy Hook, or any other inappropriate retail activity".