Sentence examples for surely decided from inspiring English sources
"They surely decided, come hell or high water, we'll get there first," said the executive.
It was illuminated in the playoffs last season in the first game of the Western Conference finals against the Los Angeles Lakers -- the series that surely decided the N.B.A. champion.
No, that's too farfetched -- Antonin Scalia et al surely decided that one totally without reference to core beliefs.
If state troopers walked out and arrested the C.E.O. of Freedom Industries, their friends would surely decide to take better care of their facilities".
Several Republicans wanted a cheaper package that gave the government less power to meddle in the market.Some naysayers will stick to their guns, but some will surely decide that circumstances demand a little flexibility in applying their principles.
Home games against Liverpool, in the Premier League on Saturday, and Dynamo Kyiv in the Champions League next Wednesday, will surely decide whether Mourinho's intention to build a dynasty back at Stamford Bridge still holds water.
The Manichean scheme that he paints sums up the debate that will surely decide the future of England's politics.Mr Parris is careful not to belittle the residents of the faded Essex resort, but to describe it as he saw it: poor, nostalgic and occupied by white, working-class and mostly elderly folk.
How Disney handles the long-running saga's newly appointed deities, going forward, will surely decide whether it develops into a space fantasy take on the superhero "cinematic universe" created so successfully by Marvel, or eventually peters out as audiences decide Star Wars is being stretched thinner than George Lucas's explanation for adding all that rubbish CGI to the 1997 special editions.
Surely deciding something as important as an Olympic gold medal by using only two- or three-tenths of a point out of 6.0 must be regarded as an unduly primitive and simplistic system for scoring a sport as complex as figure skating.
"Surely, surely, Sachin decided on his retirement the very second he was dismissed by Steve Smith," says Dan Barker.
Diplomats said the issue of compensation would surely be decided by the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, who made no immediate public comment on the case.
