Sentence examples for surely grant from inspiring English sources

Readers of "La Dame d'Esprit" will surely grant her wish.

That would allow Stephen Hawking, who predicted such radiation in 1974, to collect a much-deserved Nobel prize just as discovering the Higgs would surely grant one to Peter Higgs, who realised the need for such a particle in 1964.

There's a rule against retired military officers serving as secretary of defense until they've been out of uniform for seven years, but Mattis who retired in 2013 could get around that with a waiver that a Republican-controlled Congress would surely grant.

(Surely, granting anonymity to terrorists has got to violate something).

Trump didn't make these companion pieces himself, of course; but he has surely granted permission for people to not just indulge their worst thoughts, but to absolutely revel in them.

While others appear to have known about this long before I did (not generally a fast-fooder, I'm surely granted late-to-the-table bona fides!), it seems Chick-fil-A makes a chicken sandwich so good that footballer Cassanova McKinzy chose a college based on the proximity of said sandwich.

Surely the granting of a No. 13 seed when it seemed like everyone in the nation had pigeonholed the Griz as a No. 15 might inspire some passion, right?

And since Mr. Obama would surely have granted California the waiver it needed, Detroit would have been confronted with two sets of emissions standards: tough ones in California and the states that opted into California's program; easier standards elsewhere.

The case for preservation If everyone is entitled to a bad day at the office, the Frenchmen must surely be granted one iffy season – especially after his financial husbandry has proved so impressive.

That much can surely be granted.

For it must surely be granted that religious utterances are not made in a purely intellectual way.