Sentence examples for surely be able to from inspiring English sources

Heywood and his colleagues will surely be able to keep the machinery of state ticking over.

The pasta joints of Verona should surely be able to hold their own against local kebab places or go bust.

A courageous and vulnerable actor, Mr. Depp would surely be able to convey the tormented demon barber of Fleet Street.

The next wave of culturalist analyses will surely be able to explain how this music, too, is part of the problem.

Ms. Kayukova said Russia would surely be able to compete with China on quality because China is not a traditional aerospace power.

Perkus couldn't remember the numerical address, but he didn't need that; from Biller's descriptions of the odd building and its inhabitants he'd surely be able to find it.

Surely being able to spend a half-hour of calming time by the shelves, the knowledge and enthusiasm of experienced staff and a place that a community can really call its own is worth saving.

British shipping trade has not fallen off in consequence of the existence of the railway which now spans the Isthmus, and it will surely be able fully to meet the increased competition which may follow the construction of the canal.

Most readers will surely not be able to recognise the genres she imitates, the verse forms she mimics, the habits of diction and imagery that she follows.

If students can find the main idea in sophisticated texts, they surely will be able to do so in the grade-level passages on the tests.

It seems to me at this moment a much more considerable achievement than thought - a concoction of such depth of imagination and command of style that one ought surely to be able to forgive what Richard Roud called its "near-prurient outsider's view" of Petronius's unholy Roman Empire.