Sentence examples for surefire success from inspiring English sources

Pomus and Shuman were not the only ones convinced of Fagan's surefire success at that time.

Star Wars Episode VII auditions: seven tips for surefire success Star Wars Episode VII pushed back to Christmas 2015.

It sounds like a surefire success for Apple... so why is there a rumbling dissent among users?

Reeling from the box-office disaster of his monumental science-fiction movie Metropolis, Fritz Lang was still contracted to Berlin's UFA studio, whose bosses now demanded a cheaper surefire success in the crowd-pleasing style of his early thrillers.

Poached from Channel 4 by the BBC at a cost of between £3m and £5m, depending on which tabloid guesstimate you believe, the corporation hailed Graham Norton as a surefire success.

Cell Mates, the story of the relationship between the Russian spy George Blake and Sean Bourke, the Irishman who helped him escape from Wormwood Scrubs prison in 1966 and defect to Moscow, looked like a surefire success.

But one of the immortal lessons of showbiz, whether on Broadway or in Bollywood, is that seeming surefire successes have a way of running off the rails and exploding.

Airport gun marts are another surefire economic success story.

And while a disco clip may be a surefire online success, Bortsova says the community also responds well to more controversial topics – especially anything that touches on the Soviet disdain for religion and the American enemy.

But what is the one feature yet to dawn on the automotive industry that would be an overnight and surefire commercial success, causing millions of baby boomers to rush out and line up for a vehicle with this feature?

Our people have come up with a surefire winner.