Sentence examples for little sure from inspiring English sources

The famous riflewoman Annie Oakley, "Little Sure Shot," gained her fame as a star of Wild West shows.

I've been using a Leica D-Lux 5, which is a little sure shot, a fantastic camera.

She'd aged a little, sure, but she had none of the stiff, unresponsive quality you might expect from someone who died in 1994.

The fierce story follows Sgt. Rock as he leads Ice Cream Soldier, Bulldozer, Little Sure Shot and the rest of Easy Company into battle.

Nor have films ever truly done justice to sharpshooter Annie Oakley, apart from one in which she played herself – Thomas Edison's The Little Sure Shot of the Wild West, an Exhibition of Rifle Shooting at Glass Balls etc (1894).

Are they not at all sure, a little sure, somewhat sure, pretty sure, or very sure that they could say no to having sex with someone if they want to date that person?

Then we have some success, and begin to feel a little surer of ourselves.

If there is any uncertainty, the orchestra players "feel a little surer if they can follow me," he said.

If I had to do it again, I would've been a little surer about how I phrased things, about some of the language I used to discuss my work.

Part of the emotional condition of semi-exile in Washington is to be a little less sure of why any given decision is made, and a little more sure that each of these decisions will turn out badly.

A little bit, sure.