Sentence examples for yet sure enough from inspiring English sources

Yet sure enough they soon obligingly turned up at the local fishmongers.

It shouldn't have found its way on to the documentary Oscar shortlist and yet, sure enough, there it is.

Yet sure enough, shortly after the curtain rises on Act II, the refreshing relative silence that has reigned is broken by the sound of Mr. Hirsch's voice, jauntily singing "Puttin' on the Ritz".

Yet, sure enough, halfway through the first act of "Good Vibrations," the new Beach Boys musical at the Eugene O'Neill Theater, it is "Car Crazy Cutie" -- which includes ample use of the phrase "doo run run" -- that is sung by a guy trying to woo back his girl.

If you'd had asked me yesterday when this thing was going to launch, my response would have been a blank stare followed by "Holy crap, that hasn't launched yet?" Sure enough, it hasn't – but it's just about to.

Last year, Harrison said, Brady did not yet feel sure enough to step fully into his throws.

Compare and contrast to the NHS: taking off a plane in a hurricane with half the staff missing, travellers standing in the aisle without a seatbelt because there aren't enough seats, on the way to multiple destinations that you aren't yet sure of, and without enough fuel to get you very far, all while being told that you need to make more efficiency savings.

But we don't know for sure enough yet.

Surrendering possession near the halfway line prefaced yet more self destruction and, sure enough, Clyne was allowed to dispatch a ball into the box which Adam Lallana rather fortuitously flicked on towards Benteke.

Sure enough, after yet another travesty of a referee's decision, denying the US a much-deserved goal, all seemed lost.

Sure enough, we have yet to find any weapons of mass destruction.