Sentence examples for making quite sure from inspiring English sources

We were overly meticulous in making quite sure there was no politics on both sides".

But Rachel's mum is determined that her daughter will have a memorable day and sets about making quite sure that it's a wedding to remember.

Jolie's dress – a jet-black Atelier Versace ball gown – exposed her right leg all the way up to the thigh, and the film star spent most of the evening making quite sure everybody knew about it.

After making quite sure they had Mr. Wheeler on the phone a message signed by his sister was read to him: "Have reconsidered and will go on trip with you, Helen".

Marion Bailey and Lucy Robinson as Elizabeth, and Stella Gonet and Fenella Woolgar as Margaret make quite sure of that.

"That's right, Victoria," Mrs Sowerby said, "make quite sure the whole restaurant hears our business".

Hockney stole the book to make quite sure that he and Cavafy would not easily be parted.

Technocrats inside Washington's regulatory agencies, after listening to their bosses talk endlessly about the dangers of overregulation, made quite sure that they weren't regulating too much.

We will hear it again at the end of the movie, by which time Lynch will have made quite sure, as is his custom, that derangement has wafted through the auditorium like a dose of the flu.

Her conversations tend to be the opposite of quick-fire, with the characters pausing for a while — or an eternity — before responding, just to make quite sure that we get the point.

We make quite sure that the family businesses know that this is the way government is run.