Sentence examples for what seemed certain from inspiring English sources

1937 China's 'Lost Battalion' Finally Flees SHANGHAI — The "lost battalion" of Chapei, whose gallant fight in the face of what seemed certain death has formed the outstanding feat of heroism of the Sino-Japanese war, finally gave up its struggle shortly after midnight [Oct. 31] and ran to safety amid a shower of machine-gun bullets.

But what seemed certain was that Mr. Brown had faced down his foes, again, by a combination of restatement of his belief in his own "moral compass" and duty to remain in office, and the disorganized and headless character of his would-be usurpers.

Sinclair, 41, steered the Blue Square Bet North club away from what seemed certain relegation thanks to a six-game winning run at the end of the season.

The chairman deserves credit for appointing Pulis last season and watched with delight as he plotted an escape from what seemed certain relegation, only for the mood to change when he left just 48 hours before the start of the new season.

Once he had read Luther's three radical tracts of 1520, he began warning friends, especially his own young humanist disciples who were attracted to Luther, that they should be careful about embracing what seemed certain to become a source of lasting division.

At one point, I found myself in the midst of what seemed certain to become a brawl between a faction of furious protesters and a squadron of cops they had surrounded.

What seems certain is that more turmoil lies ahead.

What seems certain is that Lauer's current "Today" contract will be his final one.

But, experts say, what seems certain can turn out not to be.

What seems certain is that Ford is filling up his schedule.

What seems certain is that his murder was linked to espionage.