Sentence examples for was already sure from inspiring English sources

I was already sure they were going to rape me and kill me.

That first guy, Bruce Willis Jr., could have been hilarious and perfect for me but I was already sure we would never work out.

Daniels was already sure of his sexuality in his teens, although he did not discuss the matter with his parents because they did not have a very close emotional relationship.

With only the Scotland-England stramash to play, both countries were already sure of the top two places, both guaranteed trips to Brazil.

Whatever combination the coach settles on over the next couple of days, he is already sure of one thing: he wants his players to approach this game in a ruthless state of mind.

One thing is already sure: Unless senators close loopholes in derivatives rules and give regulators more powers to police the markets, they should not even think about removing the provision.

But James Kempton, chair of Islington's education committee, is already sure that the experiment has been successful: "Too many local people still think in terms of how the schools used to be.

"We were already sure Caravaggio projected images of his sitters, but we have now found mercury salt in his canvases, which is light-sensitive and used in film," said Roberta Lapucci, conservation chief at Florence's SACI institute.

She is already sure that the integrated apprenticeship will make her a better professional: "Most definitely, because it's given me a much greater understanding of the care sector and the skills that you need to work there".

To prove this "truth" that O'Reilly is already sure of, he interviewed Donald Rumsfeld and asked him to explain what he meant when he said that harsh treatment and waterboarding did not lead to beneficial information.

Senator Joseph Biden, the ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is a credible presidential deputy, though Mr Kerry is already sure to win Mr Biden's home state of Delaware.The trouble with the Missouri compromise is that it is negative: the strategy depends on Mr Bush continuing to flounder.