Sentence examples for well assured that from inspiring English sources

Know therefore and be well assured, that unless thou go forth to the war, this thing shall happen unto thee thou art grown mighty and puissant in a short space, so likewise shalt thou within a little time be brought low indeed". "Artabanus, at the moment I acted foolishly, when I gave thee ill words in return for thy good advice.

He added: "We can be well assured that no hedgehogs were harmed in the making of the game.

And even if he did at one time attain to some valour through campaigning with us, be well assured that he has now spoiled it utterly by his changed manner of life.

"The referee investigated and he more bravely put it over a fence". He added: "We can be well assured that no hedgehogs were harmed in the making of the game.

If, indeed, the constitution itself so well defined the powers of the government that no mistake could arise, and, we were well assured that our governors would always act right, then we might be satisfied without an explicit reservation of those rights with which the people ought not, and mean not to part.

Hence you should be encouraged not so much by my words as by your own deeds, and should desire to put an end forthwith to the whole war. 2 For be well assured that if we beat them to‑day we shall have no further trouble.

In the end that kind of leadership -- together with great execution at every level of our campaigns -- may very well assure that when the battle is done, Democrats still hold onto the big gavel that will be used to call the house to order in January of next year.

Among the decisions relating to the cement, the congressmen said, BP opted to use far fewer "centralizers," devices to keep the final string of casing centered in the well hole and help assure that cement flows evenly around the outside of the casing.

Well, rest assured that I am not about to start 2005 off on the wrong foot.

Well, rest assured that you are not the only one working hard to look good this summer.

The ability to claim that the drugs targeted a specific chemical imbalance was a marketing boon as well, assuring consumers that the drugs had a scientific basis.