Sentence examples for surely produced from inspiring English sources

Popular culture has surely produced no more satiric a view of that great scourge of public progress, the Apathetic Teacher, than last year's bluntly titled comedy "Bad Teacher".

In League One the first v second affair at stadium:mk (the single worst-named football ground ever, surely?) produced an enthralling contest between MK Dons and Leicester.

So when about 50 college presidents, along with other athletic officials, gathered in Indianapolis this week to discuss the sordid state of college athletics, they surely produced new blisters while wringing their hands.

On a television interview broadcast on Sunday, Gen. Anatoly Kulikov, the former commander of federal troops during the 1994-96 war, said a recent surge of behind-the-lines attacks by guerrilla forces had surely produced more losses than had been officially reported.

Broad produced moments of hostility, clanking Clarke on the helmet, and Hussey had praise for Anderson, who surely produced his finest spell in Australia as he began the Test series with far greater strength of mind than he had shown in a disappointing series four years ago.

This range can be surely produced also by not optimal configurations and allow minimizing the use of DBD.

You could surely produce a plausible one.

But for a secure Middle East, Israel should surely produce the same?

That would almost surely produce higher interest rates that could sink the economy into recession again.

But that could be difficult because any new formula would almost surely produce winners and losers among doctors.

Headline generator David Sullivan will surely produce a few gaffes, but Bilic seems positively diplomatic after Big Sam.