be sure of造句

We have to be sure of that first.

I can't be sure of my future plans.

They could not always be sure of that.

As amusing bit of copy would circulate until no one could be sure of its origin.

A half-virgin! ' replied Clifford, translating the phrase to be sure of it.

What I would advise is, be sure of your strengths and build on that.

Book early if you want to be sure of a seat.

Many modern imitations are also available, however, so be sure of any item's authenticity before buying.

Even experienced reporters would be asked by their news editor how they can be sure of their stories' veracity.

No group of believers has more reason to be sure of its own good sense than today's professional scientists.

Not even the best of regulators (and the SEC is not that) can be sure of stopping a determined fraudster.

Consumers of the SAML statements must be sure of the underlying infrastructure before trusting the SAML statements.

That is what one wants to be sure of... Wood is a pleasant thing to think about.

Americans often say that there are only two things a person can be sure of in life: death and taxes.

One thing you can be sure of is that somebody or something is going to be dead during the two hours you spend in that stadium.

Even the dust of your town that sticks to our feet we wipe off against you. Yet be sure of this: the kingdom of God is near.

In short, this week's visitors are getting a level of hospitality which, until recently, only one European leader-tony blair-could be sure of receiving.

But perhaps you have been too pleasantly engaged to think of any third person, in which case you may be sure of my pardon.

Nervous flyers will no doubt be pleased to hear that there is provision for a full vehicle parachute, so if the 100 HP Rotax 912s engine were to fail, they would be sure of a soft landing.

The conquerors are merely those among men who are conscious enough of their strength to be sure of living constantly on those heights and fully aware of that grandeur.

You will feel their confidence and feel the humility of the world. Perhaps after all their efforts, they found more stories and learned to be sure of themselves and respect others.

But you can be sure of one thing if the capricious Mr Kim is persuaded back to the table. With a second nuclear blast to boast of, the price will have gone up yet again.

As difficult as it seems, you can be sure of this: At the core of the heart, you have the power to move beyond the old issues that are still hindering your freedom.

E&Y, fearing a fat-cat-hating "runaway jury" imposing colossal penalties, would probably rather not take its chances at trial. But neither can Mr Cuomo be sure of winning.

All they can be sure of is that colleges will accept or reject them, and it's like being accepted or rejected for a date-only much more intense, and their parents know all the details.