“to be sure”可以造什么句，to be sure造句

Marianne to be sure is lost to me forever.

The probability of this happening, to be sure, is small.

We have to be sure of that first.

When they broke up in 2007, William felt he wasn't sure enough - and he had to be sure.

Passenger declines "appear to reach bottom, but too early to be sure" : British airways.

What do I have to do to be sure I'll live forever in heaven?

Who had makeup on in the face to be sure to thoroughly clean cream remover.

There is, to be sure, a degree of skill involved too.

Amid the torn flesh, blood, and dirty, tousled hair, it was difficult to be sure.

Plus, check your admission and discharge dates to be sure they are correct.

Pretty sweet, to be sure - and as likely to happen on Tuesday as someone sending a telegram.

He made a little mistake to be sure; but it is to the credit of his modesty.

Give this affair to Clemenza and tell him to be sure to use reliable people, people who will not be carried away by the smell of blood.

Our medical research dollars need to be sure that we are equally investing in women as men.

The answer is no, because it's impossible to be sure that your reference frame is without any accelerations.

Insurant new ginseng is protected, before enjoying treatment already be in hospital, how should deal with medical treatment to be sure to submit an expense account formalities?

The bureau plainly says that at least two people must be in a room at all times — just to be sure none of those bills go missing.

Winston had never been able to feel sure - even after this morning's flash of the eyes it was still impossible to be sure whether o 'brien was a friend or an enemy.

It was a disagreeable tangle, to be sure, something that a man of his position and wealth really ought not to have anything to do with.

You'll want to be sure to always return null if no match occurs, so that entity resolution will occur normally in non-special cases.

The teacher asked Henry to count heads to be sure that no one got lost when we arrived at the top of the hill.

Frank sends his best wishes, and he says to be sure and tell you how delighted he is to hear about your fine progress.

Place your hood and light on the aquarium and then check your power cords to be sure that they are free of water.

Theinformation is stored on a website, which the voter can access later using aunique code, to be sure her vote was recorded.

We don't have time to be sure.

The Fed's fecklessness is, to be sure, not unique.

"To be sure, to be sure," said Bagration, pondering something, and he rode by the platforms up to the end cannon.

Once the planning phase is over, you need to be sure how to execute the plan.

These are fairly ambitious goals to be sure, and fairly extensive if considered in context.

Is there something I need to do to be sure my child care program is able to accept vouchers?

They still live in the cave, to be sure, but they have ceased to be helplessly fettered to dubious and unexamined conceptions.

“So this is a beak, " he said. “Come out—I have to be sure it is really yours.”

But to be sure, each seemingly able to control himself, is always followed by some people encouraged to keep their head also does not answer to go.

This has its downside, to be sure, but it does mean the for-profits are light on their feet and able to adjust to changing job-market needs.

I had to Apparate very precisely onto the top step outside the front door to be sure that they would not see me.

Well, because evidence of progress is not evidence of success, and to be sure, the rate of progress for women in the economies of our region varies widely.

Through it all, I'll keep a rather skeptical eye out to be sure that this SOAP evaluation avoids the hype the protocol has attracted.

Please check to be sure you have your belongings.

Companies with no family controlling shareholder, to be sure, will be expected to propose more qualified candidates.

That is a lot of money, to be sure, but hardly enough to imperil the world economy.

Take a close look at any contracts you've signed in order to be sure exactly where you stand.

She would sooner have returned to Meereen on dragon's wings, to be sure. But that was a desire Drogon did not seem to share.

Reed's average class size is, to be sure, very small (just below fourteen), reflecting agreement with the educational philosophy implicit in the U.S. News formula.

Optimists, to be sure, could point to a few signs of progress since 1865.

There were, to be sure, plenty of former socialists who rationalised theirgloom by claiming that if the system could not be changed, neither did it needto be.

Mary Powell of Salinas, Kan., said she took up her post at 5 a.m. to be sure to get near the front of the line.

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

To continue to be sure or firm; endure.

Extra care must be taken to be sure that water does not cut through any of the ridges between contour furrows.