Sentence examples for were ever certain from inspiring English sources

Ask the right questions and you will soon discover that few, if any of these people, were ever certain that they would 'make it'.

"What is ever certain about running a business?" he asked.

But nothing is ever certain in boxing, as boxing's new Mr Big may yet discover.

Of course, nothing is ever certain when you embark on a decision like this.

While nothing is ever certain with pancreatic cancer, I turned out to be lucky.

"Nothing in politics is ever certain – but that's our aim, and that's what we will be out campaigning for.

"Judge Rogers is the vote that the FCC needs to win," said Schwartzman, adding few things are ever certain when it comes to speculating about court decisions.

Ayoze Pérez already knows that in the Championship little is ever certain but Newcastle United's young Spanish striker remains convinced about two things.

If a new law is approved, and the opacity of Chinese politics means nothing is ever certain, it could spell the end to a period in which Shanghai came to symbolize China's roaring economy.

But nothing is ever certain in Albany until the ink dries, and Mr. Silver said Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno was the Republican politician more willing to negotiate in earnest.

It may not last and with Roland Duchâtelet little is ever certain but, with Nicky Ajose and Lee Novak through the door, they have the makings of a solid League One strike force, at least.