Sentence examples for is sure a from inspiring English sources

As for his having campaigned so aggressively for President Bush: "All I've got to say is, Bush is sure a lucky man!

Jake Brace, the chief financial officer, said yesterday in a conference call: "Our access to capital markets is sure a whole lot different than it was last August".

"In our experience, there is sure a demand for longer-lasting footballs," said Shanelle Hall, the director of Unicef's supply division in Copenhagen, which buys about 30,000 balls a year.

At Least the Planes Are Flying on Time It is sure a long way in the skies from the notorious summer of 2000, when airline delays were the biggest news in aviation.

Before a word can be exchanged with the archbishop, who is a native of Salerno, on the Amalfi Coast of southern Italy, he offers true Italian espresso, not the swill-like American coffee that he is sure a visitor had at breakfast.

He said: 'They will have to pack so many houses into it to make a profit and in today's housing market nobody is sure a profit will be possible.' Developers appear to be deciding just that, adding to the sense of an initiative in doubt.

Job with Google is sure an experience.

He was, to be sure, a separatist.

To be sure, a cityscape is not made of flesh.

To be sure, a Fendi fur is an expensive rarity.

(To be sure, a child with a poetic bent).