Sentence examples for guaranteed to bring from inspiring English sources

Even that is not guaranteed to bring Ireland back from the brink.

There are few things more guaranteed to bring together a community than gossip.

M. T. is right -- a soufflé is guaranteed to bring down the house.

"Restart required". The words are guaranteed to bring a groan from computer users.

Which dishes are guaranteed to bring a splash of sunshine to your dining table?

Such blockbuster exhibitions are guaranteed to bring in visitors; exhibitions on lesser-known artists are not.

That statement -- which is simply a matter of arithmetic -- is guaranteed to bring accusations of "class warfare".

But the measure carries some risks to the kingdom and is not guaranteed to bring down prices, analysts said.

Good old Joey, the title character of "War Horse," another London import, seems guaranteed to bring home the roses, uh, statue.

"My brother went to the police and guaranteed to bring me to them in exchange for my baby," Mrs. Zhang said.

It's guaranteed to bring tears and laughter to popular audiences, and those who turn up their muzzles at it are on a canine to nothing.