Sentence examples for heart guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

Woolsey (East) responded one heart, guaranteeing at least a five-card suit and values.

North raised to two hearts, guaranteeing four-card support (double would have shown three hearts).

But it worked well because Nystrom (North) passed and Duboin (East) ran to two hearts, guaranteeing at least a five-card suit.

In the given auction Casen (West) opened one diamond; Stewart (North) passed; Krekorian (East) responded one heart; Woolsey (South) intervened with one spade; West raised to two hearts, guaranteeing four-card support (with three hearts he would have made a support double); and North chose to invite game by cue-bidding three hearts instead of jumping straight there.

At the other table West passed, not wanting to open with such a weak suit when vulnerable; Rodwell (North) opened one diamond; East passed; Meckstroth responded one heart; West overcalled one spade; North raised to two hearts, guaranteeing four-card support; East doubled, indicating a good hand; South bid three hearts; West continued with three spades; East raised to four spades; and all passed.

The one-heart response guaranteed at least five hearts and game-forcing values.

Two hearts was a transfer guaranteeing at least five spades.

Coffee is either O.K. or will kill you, fiber will either save your life or is useless (so much for all those underground psyllium-drilling investments) and though last week you couldn't eat more than one egg per millennium without a guaranteed heart attack, this week you can eat about eight a day without danger.

Speaking from the heart does not guarantee that the listener will follow suit but it sure increases the chances that they might.

We're not saying that if you love film and follow your heart, you're guaranteed to be the next Jennifer Aniston with a perfume deal and perfect highlights always meticulously placed to appear haphazard.

Moreover, the aim of extracorporeal oxygenation (that is, to provide adequate oxygen supply to vital organs such as the brain and the heart) cannot be guaranteed through veno-arterial support if the input of oxygenated blood is performed distal to the great vessels; that is, through the femoral artery [ 16].