The phrase "sure entertainment" is correct and can be used in written English
It means something that is guaranteed to be enjoyable or entertaining. You can use it in a sentence like: "The comedy show promised sure entertainment for all audience members."
"For sure, about entertainment nobody knows anything," said Brian Grazer, the chairman of Imagine Films, which also produces television shows like "Felicity" and "Sports Night".
Such are the cheerful little incidents shaken out of this limp and languid film.There might also be drawn this moral from the evidence presented here: you can't often be sure of entertainment from that which is claimed to be.
Securing East River State Park was arduous, said Ms. Thayer of the Open Space Alliance, involving state and city officials who were engaged not only in the basic permit process but in screening the bands — YouTube videos, lyrics, everything, according to Jelly — to make sure the entertainment was suitable for a state park.
I'm sure the entertainment will be top-notch, and the only danger will be of sides splitting from laughter.
Sure, HuffPost Entertainment may have called Eric Schwartz's "Some Music That I Used to Love" the Goyte parody to end all Gotye parodies, but that was before we saw Just New Productions' "Obama That I Used to Know".
The invasion of the network programmers begins in New York today with the start of "up front week," an annual television industry ritual in which the year's new comedy and drama models will be unveiled, accompanied by parades of stars, promises of sure-fire entertainment and plenty of parties.
So it was an entertainment, sure enough.
Speaking of, are you sure about the entertainment?
Her defense: It may not work for politics, but it sure works for entertainment.
It was cued and appears to be a standard part of the in-game entertainment, sure.
