Sentence examples for team was certain from inspiring English sources

So real did it look that the driver behind Piquet at the time, Adrian Sutil of the Force India team, was certain it was unintended.

Likewise, it refutes claims regarding his involvement in 9/11, that the interrogating team was "certain he was withholding information" and claims, widely publicised, that his torture led to valuable actionable intelligence.

• The team is certain that its fans are happy with $5 seats in these recessionary times.

Hamilton, whose team is certain to receive its third straight invitation to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament, said he greeted his players this season by describing them as Big East champions.

Even players whose future with the team is certain, like the second-year running back Ron Dayne, have something to play for today.

Now King and the Nets have a few months to convince Williams, the new and for now interim face of their franchise, that the team is certain to follow.

However, having excavated down to a layer of rubble, probably from the demolished monastery, levelled up with a layer of gravel across the entire site, Knight's team is certain it was a purpose-built rectangular structure, with the shoulder-high stage in brick, a yard for the groundlings paying only a penny for their entertainment, and three sides of timber galleries for the better off.

At present, only a handful of South African rowers, a canoeist and the country's women's football team are certain of competing in London.

Polar bears hunt from the sea ice, which is diminishing every year, and the photography team are certain the unfortunate animal died within days.

And with nine boxing medals secured, the Northern Ireland team is certain to better the overall 10 medals achieve in Delhi four years ago, with judo player Lisa Kearney and the bowls triple, having already been on the podium in Glasgow.

The Rams, as with all teams, are certain to be intrigued by pass rushers entering the April 25-27 draft in Nashville.