Sentence examples for which he guarantees from inspiring English sources

Mr. Biden said he expects someone to tell him the details about the convention "any day now," but, in the meantime, he is working on his Convention speech, which he guarantees "is going to blow people away".

In the ancient monastery of Saint Catherine's Monastery at Mount Sinai in Egypt, there is a covenant of Prophet Muhammad's in which he guarantees protection and other rights to the Christian communities of his realm.

"A miracle... is like a kind of postmark from God through which he guarantees the sanctity" of those celebrated by the church for their "heroic virtues," says Cardinal Jose Saraiva Martins, former head of the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints, in Gaeta's book.

Prosecutors said Mr. Minor had orchestrated a scheme in which he guaranteed loans for the judges, then used cash and third parties to pay off the loans.

He also entered negotiations with British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in which he guaranteed that he would never allow Ireland to be used as a base for attacking Britain in the event of war.

He has clung to his land and the words of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, which, he says, guarantees the protection of individuals even when a greater good is at stake.

He cut the price of Mr James's replica jerseys to $17.41 in homage to the birth year of Benedict Arnold, a famous American traitor, and published an open letter (comically rendered in Comic Sans font) in which he "personally guaranteed" that Cleveland would win a title before Mr James did.

In Mr. Frye's case, he mused about depriving "a person of his liberty for 40 years instead of six months because the lawyer, which he is guaranteed, fell down on the basic, fundamental, obvious duty of communicating the relevant plea agreement".

Gordon would appear the more probable to bolt in search of a team on which he is guaranteed a starting slot, although Deng is the more coveted asset, despite the injuries which have kept him out of 19 games so far.

Stevenson says he's been playing "High Five" at shows and festivals for the past year and it's the only track to which he can guarantee all the dubstep, house and drum n' bass fans will lose their shit.

In 1990, The Wall Street Journal disclosed that he was $2 billion in debt, $800 million of which he had personally guaranteed.