Sentence examples for seemingly sure that from inspiring English sources
In the fourth inning, the twenty-two-year-old Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig scalded a pitch to right field, and, seemingly sure that he had hit it about ten feet farther than he had, he flipped his bat away, paused to watch the ball, and then began down the first-base line for a home-run trot, one arm in the air.
Sure, that's a lot of money, but then Schwarzman turns around and, seemingly overnight, has eight billion".
Names like Primakov and Luzhkov -- seemingly sure things for power six months ago -- have faded fast.
But why is it that certain books are taking off seemingly out of the blue where other seemingly sure bets aren't doing so well?
2001's Cats and Dogs was a disappointing dud, a seemingly sure-fire premise for family-friendly fun that foundered on a hackneyed concept, lame gags, and creepy, CG-enhanced talking animals.
But yesterday, this seemingly sure-fire coalition appeared to be fraying, suggesting that, as on the Federal level, efforts to overhaul long-standing campaign rules almost inevitably turn tortuous.
The seemingly sure-fire hit will now struggle to match its $40 million budget.
The defendants who had been watching the artist then took up the drawing, seemingly to make sure that it really was as crazy as they had thought it from a distance, set it down with a murmur of thanks, and drifted away.
The goal of most hedge funds these days is seemingly to make sure that rich investors simply don't lose very much of their pile, even if they don't make as much as they might have had they put their money, say, in a Vanguard Index Fund.
Where people seemingly fought to make sure that the solution to the problem was not found or not applied to fix the problem.
