The phrase "sure thanks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express agreement or gratitude in a casual and informal manner. Example: "Sure, thanks for picking up my dry cleaning on your way home."
Evan Tiller: Well sure, thanks for having me.
The musician at my table called out, "Should we hand the bucket around?" "Oh, sure, thanks," Sproule said.
So now we know for sure, thanks to the permanent secretary at the Department for Education, who really ought to order in some document folders pronto.
There is something half-formed about Tracy (she is first seen in silhouette, hauling a suitcase into her dorm room), and we are never quite sure, thanks to Kirke's crafty performance, if she is latching on to the older woman for comfort, for thrills, or for sneakier purposes.
It was enjoyable enough to make you look forward to the rest of the company's season, which aptly includes the Mozart and Rossini works with which Mercadante's opera — sure, thanks to Mr. Muti, to belatedly enter the repertory — forms a memorable triptych.
They sure did, thanks in large part to the good ol' boys from the southland.
Sure enough, thanks in part to 20 Boston turnovers, the Heat clawed their way back into the game.
The work has a sure tone, thanks in part to Warhol lines like "It would be nice to be reincarnated as a big ring on Elizabeth Taylor's finger".
And for that -- not that I would ever pretend to speak for Mel Gibson -- but for that, I'm sure, Mel Gibson thanks you all".
Before this week's excavation archaeologists knew the tomb existed, but were not sure where thanks to the company's poor record-keeping.
