Sentence examples for its surest from inspiring English sources

The largest state of the union and the strongest driver of our nation's economy has shown it has its surest conscience as well".

After some 2,600 years of wars, plunder and neglect, it seemed, the site had met one of its surest enemies.

It's in the compromise that the film finds its surest footing, saving its barbs for class attitudes at the time.

And what he intended was to persuade voters that prosperity was a potentially fragile thing and that Mr. Gore was not its surest protector but its direst threat, someone who would not use the projected federal surpluses in the right way.

Its sure-fire business plan?

This is its sure gravity: the attraction of bodies.

The boys' choir, especially, impressed this listener as never before with its sure intonation and spirited sonority.

The threat will increase, they argue, as the government expands its Sure Start programme, aimed at the country's poorest families.

Stuck between the West Village and Chelsea, Crispo, despite its sure-handed food, doesn't seem like a place where anyone really wants to linger.

The country has had a rough Games by its high standards, missing out on some of its "sure thing" medals.

Hampshire is one of many councils across England planning reductions to its Sure Start centre budgets after central government cut the grant which funds them by 11%.