How To Use Sure enough In A Sentence
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Sure enough, he found her there, looking at the posted casualty reports along with many others, searching the alphabetized lists of KIAs and WIAs.
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There was no help for it, he had to be left there, and I went away with an anxious mind as to what his busy teeth would be employed upon all night; and, sure enough, next morning a velvet curtain was found nibbled and tattered, and being converted into a nest for the enterprising gerbille!
Wild Nature Won By Kindness
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Sure enough, this Heller language has served to protect a remarkable variety of federal gun restrictions challenged since Heller, including bans on gun possession by felons, domestic violence misdemeanants, and persons under restraining orders, bans on sawed-off shotguns and machine guns, laws restricting guns in school zones, post offices, and other public property, and others.
Dennis A. Henigan: The Gun Issue Is Back in the Supreme Court: What Does It Mean?
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Sure enough, hidden in a corner there was a shelf dedicated to the previous school years' yearbooks.
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Sure enough, the tremor of his voice instilled fear but something within felt familiar with his malevolent aura.
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Sure enough, Fishy tugged the rod back and clicked the button and a shiny fish wriggled directly in front of Lazarus' nose.
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Sure enough, the book has sex, death, trains and double-crosses in far-flung corners of Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Sure enough, after the four plantigrade toes, he went for the dewclaw.
Grouse Diary Entry
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His skin was, sure enough, pale and colorless.
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Ye're aye cute, dame," I cried, thrawing the bit gy abune, and in a gliffing, doun jumpit the chiel, and a braw chiel he was sure enough, siccan my auld e'en sall ne'er see again, wi 'his brent brow and buirdly bowk wrappit in a tartan plaid, wi' a Highland kilt.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 10, No. 289, December 22, 1827
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And, sure enough, there was Kennedy, with rueful face and a maudlin romaunt about a moonlit meeting with a swarm of painted Sioux, over which the stable guard were making merry and stirring the trooper's soul to wrath ungovernable.
A Daughter of the Sioux A Tale of the Indian frontier
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Sure enough, between the amazing Sparco leather bucket seats, beside the green starter button, is a metal badge bearing the model's serial number.
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Sure enough, he gave us a right old walloping in front of the press, claiming that Jack had never had any deal on the table.
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Sure enough, upon examination, a small smudge of actual dirt could be seen on her right boot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, an extremely tall and bony man descended from the spiral staircase to their right, dressed exquisitely in a solid black suit and tie.
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Sure enough, there were quantities of visitors around the site and caravans and campers parked nearby.
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Sure enough down my pub that night we had an overflow of people who had waited up to an hour in some cases to get served.
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Sure enough, there was Billy, all 5ft 7in of him, with his undeniably pixie-esque features and tufty hair.
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After that comment, sure enough her sister conjured up the same lecture about swearing to Blair, Blair was just a bit put down when she couldn't walk away from this incessant jabber of her sister's idea on etiquette.
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Sure enough, early the next summer, the spiraea's fluffy white flowers bloomed in concert with the daylily's clear yellow trumpets.
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Sure enough, when we arrived at the bus station it turned out that the last bus had already left.
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They might turn us from this shelter, true; they might leave us nothing but charity or beggary, that is sure enough.
The Shadow of a Crime A Cumbrian Romance
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Sure enough, the Kuomintang dropped the slogan not long after, and prices and taxes rose steadily.
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She looked at him in distaste, smelling the rotten stench of vomit, and sure enough, he'd puked on the floor.
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Sure enough, this provided happy hours communing with nature at her most colourful.
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Sure enough, as Jesus taught, when I answered vileness with kindness the stranger did part from my coopery as my friend instead of my enemy, and with a wiser eye about the workings of the Lord among men.
Alvin Journeyman
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A flink dab for a freck dive and a stern poise for a swift pounce was frankily at the manual arith sure enough which was the bekase he knowed from his cradle, no bird better, why his fingures were giving him whatfor to fife with.
Finnegans Wake
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Sure enough, the first dog pinned us into a corner with the sheer ferocity of its demeanour.
THE DOG LISTENER: Learning the Language of your Best Friend
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Sure enough when we looked in our room there were Chris and Brandon fast asleep.
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We just got an anonymous tip that Google's been 'hacked' - sure enough, visitors of the company's Bangladesh search site
TechCrunch
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Sure enough, there was an apple pie on the dresser, warm and fragrant with a crisp sugar coat and a coffee pot sitting on the back of the stove.
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Sure enough, she came in to work the next day, and the network was dead.
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His deep voice comes from behind me, and as I turn my head, sure enough, my husband has returned to my side.
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Sure enough, at nine o'clock sharp, a man who looked very much like a fisherman walked in bearing assorted calamari, shellfish and prawns on a large plastic tray.
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And, sure enough, during the course of the morning, the snow disappeared from the drive, the pond unfroze, and the birds came out to see what might be available in the way of winter snacks.
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Sure enough, as the clock marked 8.30 am, Neptune's special police arrived on the Bridge.
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Sure enough, there are bedrooms and a kitchen and even a drum set up in the entrance for impromptu rehearsals.
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Sure enough she was wearing her Sunday morning church dress, and all the way up on the landing, Troy could smell her mothers lilac perfume.
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Sure enough, the flags waving high in the streets of the city bore the crest of Northwind, where Jessie's husband, Ben, was Duke.
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they thought he had been killed sure enough
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Logan glanced at the body and sure enough the throat was slit at the jugular with a trail of blood staining the wood floors, along with a missing ring finger.
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And, sure enough, across the street was a bright red train caboose sitting on its own bit of track with nothing around it, carefully set up so that a child could climb up and play on the outside parts.
Overheard at the Wright's Household
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Sure enough, upon examination, a small smudge of actual dirt could be seen on her right boot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, the echoing twang of a bowstring sounded.
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And sure enough, when he stops singing, he is barely there at all.
Times, Sunday Times
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He took a bunch of pictures with it, and sure enough, they too look as metallically eerie and ghostlike as if they'd been lost in archives for a century.
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Sure enough, my son and the book disappeared upstairs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Obviously, because it's still a soft car, you don't expect it to corner with much alacrity, and sure enough it doesn't.
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Sure enough, lampreys are simple vertebrates lacking jaws, teeth and a bony skeleton, whereas sharks are much more complex animals.
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In 1976 the U.S. Supreme Court limited the amount of ground water pumping in Ash Meadows to ensure enough water for the Devils Hole pupfish, if not for the area's other vulnerable species.
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And sure enough, when the gular pumping was eliminated, the monitor lizards acted more like Carrier's green iguanas.
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Sure enough, early the next summer, the spiraea's fluffy white flowers bloomed in concert with the daylily's clear yellow trumpets.
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So the yolk was analyzed for gold. And, sure enough, it contained just about one-third of 1 percent of gold in a soluble form known as chloroaurate.
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Sure enough, three of them leap at him, sensing the boy as the most powerful, planning to waste him.
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Sure enough, about 15 minutes later the tap sputtered and a feeble flow of water began.
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Sure enough, there he was, and he was already in full complaint mode as the key went in the lock, giving us a sound telling-off for being absent for so long.
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But anyway, I've got a bondwoman's name, sure enough, and so I'm guessing that somewhere back in my family there were freedmen.
A TIME OF WAR
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Sure enough, when they went out to the yard, the same snake was curled around the same plant.
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'What's to do now,' thinks I, 'that the dogs are here again so soon?' an 'without more ado, I lifted the latch, when, sure enough, it was them, dirty draggled beasts, they might ha' bin possed through a slutch-pit.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2 (of 2)
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I picked her up and, sure enough, all four paws were wet.
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Sure enough, when the researchers inhibited GlgE, the bacteria underwent "suicidal self-poisoning": a sugar called maltose 1-phosphate accumulated to toxic levels that damaged bacterial DNA, causing the death of TB bacteria grown in Petri dishes as well as in infected mice.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
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I turned for further enlightenment to the great topographer in his book Nairn's London, and sure enough he was captivated by Beckton as well - or at least by its gasworks.
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Sure enough, the bacteria took a liking to O'Connor's snack and turned the solid--terephthalic acid--into PHA.
Sustainable: Plastic
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Sure enough, the sledging kicked off in earnest at Bristol in the first NatWest Series encounter between England and Australia.
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I asked the man for the songbook, although I was sure my song was already in there, and sure enough, it was.
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I called the priory and sure enough she was there, sick as a dog and in bed with the flu, but patiently awaiting word from me, and immediately wired some money for a ticket on my old dog.
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Sure enough, the soldiers went in, they were captured, they were butchered, they were massacred.
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Sure enough, at crowdie-time, the men were seen coming aft, with Maxwell in the van carrying a bowl, on the pretext of a complaint against the cook.
Richard Carvel — Volume 04
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Sure enough, there he was, Cord Shay, at the megaphone.
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Sure enough, I’d been selected: Report first thing in the morning to the seventeenth floor of the Wells Fargo building, where I would “fill an assignment” as data entrist.
The Making of Toro
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I had hoped to see plenty of pelagics here and sure enough, below us and at the periphery of our vision, a small school of jacks was being circled menacingly by several grey reef sharks.
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I can still see and hear him, as he went his way along the lamplit streets, La ci darem la mano on his lips, a noble figure of a youth, but following vanity and incredulous of good; and sure enough, somewhere on the high seas of life, with his health, his hopes, his patrimony and his self-respect, miserably went down.
Memories and Portraits
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Sure enough, I came up 15 yards short and right, and with a bunker between me and the flag which could not have been in a tighter spot.
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If shrubs or trees are native to an area with acid soil and you're growing them in alkaline dirt, sure enough they'll probably become bug infested.
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Some designers and stores are calling mullet dresses "high/low hemlines" or "fishtail dresses," and, sure enough, this year, celebrities have brought the renamed mullet to the red carpet in a big way.
Wendy Brandes: Mullets Go Mainstream
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Sure enough, she tossed the reds and metallics aside, but I still thought she looked pretty.
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Sure enough, we spent much of the rest of the season cursing the ceaseless rain and wondering why we bothered to sow tomatoes at all.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, on the drive back to Bandon, my obviously embarrassed sister tried as casually as she could to drop into conversation a message from my mother.
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Sure enough it did, this time with a definite double strike, as if someone where hammering in a bolt or striking a chisel.
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Sure enough I spotted a myriad of white blotches on the tarred surface indicating that this bird may have revenge on her mind.
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So, I've started watching and sure enough, about that time every afternoon she parks herself in that harvest gold easy chair and stares fixedly at the intersection for an hour or so, then goes back in the house.
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Sure enough, a few days later he heard from the personnel office - they had goofed and sent a rejection letter when he had actually been approved!
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Sure enough, both fortune and luck being with me, I won the piece for the starting price.
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And, sure enough, they really barged me about.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, a train was chugging slowly towards them, belching steam up into the air.
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I have no knowledge of mushrooms, unfortunately, the morel is the only one that I would be sure enough of to pick wild, as I am pretty clueless about the others and need to learn from an expert before I go poison myself...
Morels and Nostalgia
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And sure enough, when I push the stopper on the "inkwell" the glass tank turns red, and the doomed creatures become extinguished.
“uncharted pages from a voyage of the beagle”
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And, sure enough, there on the deck is a guy is a brilliant, somewhat unworldly professor, busily sketching a design for a new lifeboat as the smoke billows in larger and larger clouds.
Other Stuff « Gerry Canavan
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Folk purists tend to want their epics served straight, and sure enough, the Unthanks have drawn some unlove from England's traditional folk community.
The Unthanks: A Twist On English Folk Music
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Sure enough, there were quantities of visitors around the site and caravans and campers parked nearby.
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Our pilot tells us to watch out for bears, and sure enough we spot a shadowy figure trouncing around at the mouth of a creek just a few hundred yards away - apparently sockeye and coho were on the menu.
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Sure enough, the newly named Judas was standing in the penfold, unsaddled, companionably switching flies head to tail with a thick-barreled gray gelding.
Drums of Autumn
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I rushed to the cubby room behind Elizabeth and sure enough, Ryan was leaning against his cubby reading the small scrap of paper with my handwriting all over it.
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Above the town, where the cemetery now stands, is a likely site for a citadel, and on examining it from the sea I noticed, sure enough, a few blocks of prehistoric structure of the so-called Cyclopean type underneath a corner of the cemetery wall.
Alone
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I saw a telephone sure enough, but smashed to pieces, the bare wire of its leads stretched across the room.
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I burned down the road as fast as I could go and sure enough I found a nice little out of the way hotel.
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I had a gnawing feeling all day that I was being followed and then, sure enough, I spotted her peeping out from under a waterproof poncho not ten yards behind me.
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Sure enough, the railway mortar fired several times, and the train began to move forward.
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And sure enough, the effects of going outside for a bit were only beneficial and plain for all to see.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, Pajcini and Pomerantz found that blocking the expression of both Rb and ARF allowed individual myocytes isolated from mouse muscle to dedifferentiate and begin dividing.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
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Mist the plant daily to ensure enough humidity and keep it in a bright but not sunny window.
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And then, sure enough, he walks right up and throws a big ole bale of straw on my back.
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So I clicked on the link Zac embedded in his email and it took me to a site where, sure enough, one can get a totally free copy of Believe in America: Mitt Romney's Plan for Jobs and Economic Growth, provided, that is, one owns a thing called a Kindle, which, I'm told, is some thingamajig people own instead of books.
Tony Phillips: But Mitt, I Don't Own One of Those Do-Hickeys
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There's that bloomin 'compreesant come again!" exclaimed a hoarse voice; and, sure enough, a light similar to the one that had hung at the crossjack yard-arm now floated upon the end of the upper maintopsail-yard.
Stories by English Authors: the Sea
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Sure enough, after the four plantigrade toes, he went for the dewclaw.
Grouse Diary Entry
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Sure enough, less than a minute later, I felt the hair follicles on my scalp slither and the familiar tingling that told me my hair was growing back.
My Fair Succubi
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Sure enough, the next day dawned bright and sunny, and everything that had been shrouded in darkness was revealed in all its glory.
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Sure enough there was some man in a dressy suit sitting on the other side of the room with his back toward us.
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I think his focus was more on Japan (eg the color "grue" reflecting their lack of differentiation between grey from blue) but I'm sure enough of it would have applied to
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Photo: BMW The word "coupe" comes from the French phrase carrosse coupé , which is to say, "chopped carriage," and sure enough, the Mini Coupe is just that.
Mini's Hot Coupe: Drive It—If Your Pal Buys One
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So she called telemetry, and sure enough, they had some pamphlets, and I went upstairs to get them.
Archive 2007-03-01
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And sure enough, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, acknowledging that Zelaya's gambit has indeed changed the terms of the debate, issued a statement saying that the time was "opportune" to restore Zelaya to the presidency.
Greg Grandin: Manuel Zelaya's Nightime Return to Honduras
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He gave me an audiometer test and, sure enough, my hearing in one ear at high decibels was considerably below normal.
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I looked down at my feet and sure enough, they were bare.
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Sure enough, not long afterwards she heard the first faint sounds of pursuit.
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Sure enough, there were two guys in Blackwater t-shirts, and mirrored wrap-around sunglasses guarding the entrance to the Sheraton.
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Then I dug around and sure enough, there were over 200 spammy trackbacks sent from January 5th through the 20th.
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There was "Piave" sure enough, and I noted that it was a river in Italy some forty miles behind the front line, which at that time was victoriously advancing.
The New Revelation
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Firstly, you wouldn't think a member of this group could misspell ‘Christian,’ but sure enough, one of the missives had the word as ‘Christain’ three times.
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Sure enough, as I enter the kitchen, the door to the conservatory is slightly ajar and I can hear his smooth, deep voice in hushed conversation on the telephone.
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They propose to maintain a grassy maidan in the large open area, which will ensure enough space for holding public functions, including cultural programmes and performances.
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And, sure enough, every thing about her save her dress "is semblative a woman's part": she has none of the assumption of a pert, saucy, waggish manhood, which so delights us in Rosalind in _As You Like It_; but she has that which, if not better in itself, is more becoming in her, -- "the inward and spiritual grace of modesty" pervading all she does and says.
Shakespeare: His Life, Art, And Characters, Volume I. With An Historical Sketch Of The Origin And Growth Of The Drama In England
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I remembered that the viola and the guitar went through the same amp, and sure enough, the microphone was going through one of the guitar amps.
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Sure enough, the ship is suddenly pulled down under the water and overwhelmed without explanation or warning by a massive explosion of waves.
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Sure enough, seconds later, a series of whistles, high-pitched and low, rolled up the hillside.
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They were bosker animals, sure enough.
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Sure enough, it was time to upgrade our (perfectly fine) one seater pram to something that would accommodate TWO kids.
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The four-legged power droid is called a plunk droid, and sure enough, that's what it says as it shuffles about.
Undefined
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There's a dog-leg in the house at the north end, forming a quiet place the wind doesn't bother with and, sure enough, there they all were.
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Sure enough, in the middle of dinner, Mary looked across the table at me, suddenly thunderstruck.
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Sure enough, bylined sophists hit the Internet for descriptions of the machine.
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Sure enough, I was soaked to my bahookie, as well as broken-hearted.
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Sure enough, he was a liar and a compulsive gambler.
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And sure enough, the regime has stepped up the ferocity of its attacks, confident now that there will be no international intervention.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, there was a huge shell of clumpy, hole-riddled gas that looked like a nearly dissipated planetary nebula.
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Sure enough, there are two kinds of countries - those that have been designated by the US Secretary of State as «program countries» and the rest.
Kathimerini English Edition : Print Edition : 26/6/09
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Sure enough, one projectile vomit later, some poor bastard had his arm and backpack dripping with puke.
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Now, if we just only had some pokeberries to paint us red, we'd be real, for sure enough Indians, and we could go on the warpath and fight all the other tribes and burn a lot of them at the stake.
A Girl of the Limberlost
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When confronted with the suggestion that the play is a warning to his wife, Strindberg reportedly answered that he could hardly be sure enough to deny it.
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Sure enough, it did.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, an hour later he appeared and duly started taking the machine apart and prodding it with a multimeter.
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Then came the long-awaited school holidays; then the competing toyshops and the arrival of early Christmas Cards at the Post Office; and, sure enough, there was the sale of Sorrel at the market on Saturdays.
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Sure enough, an hour later he appeared and duly started taking the machine apart and prodding it with a multimeter.
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Sure enough, someone had been online last night between nine until eleven, and this morning from eight to nine.
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And sure enough, my intrinsic undependability bursts forth: I can't shake the notion that gender wasn't an issue until the Clinton campaign MADE it an issue!
Marc Kusnetz: Ephronology
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Just for fun the company has a chart tracking sales and, sure enough, Huckabee and McCain paraphernalia sales shot up before they took off in the polls and winning contests.
The Thong Primary - Swampland - TIME.com
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Sure enough, a large grey lorry was rattling down the cobble road.
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“It may not have been filet mignon, but you sure enough ate this week!”
American Grace
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Sure enough, Sean and Marshall were sitting on the tailgate of his truck.
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Sure enough she glided to the top of a nearby barn to get a better view of the terrain below.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, he is attempting to ‘keep a lid on things’ - part of his staple phraseology.
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The Constable of the castle sent out two knights (pictured left) under a safe conduct to see if the King was truly present and sure enough they found him dining with Bishop Hugh.
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That which he had called cubical, I had never had much doubt of; sure enough it was a little Bible, to carry in a, plaid-neuk.
Kidnapped: The Adventures of David Balfour
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Sure enough, just after dusk, there was a fearful scuffle outside, accompanied by a great squeaking and in popped Dolly with a fresh kill.
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Sure enough, the aircraft developed engine trouble and crashed into the Pacific.
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The dream ended there, and I must have slept on, for when I woke, sure enough I was still in the berth, but somehow I knew that time had gone by ... but why was there no feeling in my legs, and who was the chap in the armchair, smoking a black gasper in an amber holder, and rising and smiling as I strove to sit up but couldn't '?
Watershed
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Turns out the “po-po” had been by an hour earlier and sure enough, we were escorted into The Squeeze with much furtive secretness, into a party that was officially slamming.
Mom and Dad, you in fact do not want to read this one.
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I put my wrist to his forehead, at which time he opened his eyes, and sure enough he was a little warm.
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Sure enough the tabloid elements of the media have started looking back at him through their rose-coloured glasses to create another chapter in the whole disaster.
Cheeseburger Gothic » We shoulda put a bet on!
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Sure enough, listening to Elza's intuition paid off as the ground sloped down to sea level, pretty soon we were able to walk onto the sand hilled beach.
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Sure enough, a beautiful sword lay flat against the wall.
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When confronted with the suggestion that the play is a warning to his wife, Strindberg reportedly answered that he could hardly be sure enough to deny it.
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Sure enough, it was a love heart, with my name scribbled cursively at the top, underlined a few times.
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Sure enough, she finds #55, a brown brick building, square and squat with no architectural embellishments other than a gold stenciled name on the thick glass doors.
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And sure enough, so studiously edgy are the performances that one is never quite sure who harbours the darkest pathology.
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Sure enough, hidden beneath the bench is a 35 mm film canister containing two pencils and a sheet of paper.
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Sure enough there was no hurry.
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And, sure enough, after a very short spell of stylish sidestrokes
Somehow Good
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Sure enough, underneath the grill inside the restaurant, sacks of mesquite charcoal stand ready to feed the open fire.
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Ye're aye cute, dame," I cried, thrawing the bit gy abune, and in a gliffing, doun jumpit the chiel, and a braw chiel he was sure enough, siccan my auld e'en sall ne'er see again, wi 'his brent brow and buirdly bowk wrappit in a tartan plaid, wi' a Highland kilt.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 10, No. 289, December 22, 1827
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I took my own kids to see it, ready to have my emotions plundered and, sure enough, before it was halfway through, tears were coursing down my cheeks, much to the disgust of the gimlet-eyed gang along the row.
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Sure enough, it gets stuck.
Christianity Today
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Sure enough, a frosted glass window mounted in a door facing me marked the entrance to the first of three rooms on this floor.
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Sure enough, there he is: check out those silky-smooth gams.
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Ali shouted to me to hold on tight because he thought he could see some fish, and sure enough, the line on the double-handed rod started whizzing away at high speed.
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When Reyes says he mouth is sewn shut, sure enough we see criss-cross threads over his lips.
Collect This Now! Gifts in the Night | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment
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Chenu reached over and touched it, and sure enough, it was a solid block of ice.
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Sure enough, come noon on the day of the event, there were volleyball nets set up at the base of the hill, with teams aplenty ready to play some ball.
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May had seen Art Whiteside swing, and sure enough he was good at it, to her untutored eye at least.
PROSPECT HILL
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Sure enough here is this mile long limo out the front the same as the ones in Las Vegas that had the sag in the middle.
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Well, tumbling down that roof Ah manages tae stick ma hand an 'leg doon on ma right side and sure enough Ah sort of slewed across the tiles that way and came tae rest against that chimneystack, bashing ma head somethin' rotten in the process.
High Society
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Sure enough, my son and the book disappeared upstairs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, on closer inspection, I saw not only these four warblers, but the common yellowthroat as well.
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Sure enough, Bangladesh were soon in trouble as Sri Lanka's fast bowlers swung the new ball, grabbing three quick wickets after the tea interval.
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Sure enough, Dorcia's fingers sported the infamous prints that had baffled so many.
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Sure enough, some months later the two ladies had the fleece of wool spread out and were smoothing out the tangled mass with flat, wooden, large-toothed combs.
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Sure enough, the surveillance set-up soon captured the toff ne'er-do-well rifling Allen's wallet.
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I knew what was happening as well as if I was seeing it - the Company riders, out-sabred, would be drawing off, and sure enough presently the Pathans came down the nullah in good order, clustered round Damodar and the Rani's women; among the last to come was Lakshmibai.
Fiancée
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sure enough, he asked her for money again
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Sure enough, there it was, nestled in a corner along with a cluster of dusty cobwebs and long deceased spiders.
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After that moment of horror we recovered ourselves, and sure enough, here came the bride.
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Sure enough, eventually we came to a tree with a windsock and, more reassuring, a small airplane resting in its shade.
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And sure enough, rain soon followed last weekend after the altocumulus stratiformis appeared.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure enough, its reputation for unorthodoxy has gradually brought together a louche bunch of demented geniuses.
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Sure enough, a guy showed up at Zia on the day of the break-in with a stack of the stolen goods.
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Sure enough, the big toe sticking out of the hole she had worn in her soft leather shoes was swollen.
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Sure enough, I was ready to drop at five o'clock, returned to bed and fell instantly to sleep.
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Caillois looked to the funambulist for inspiration: he who ‘only succeeds if he is sure enough of himself to rely upon vertigo instead of trying to resist it.’
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would happen, and sure enough it did.
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None of the guys were in Natalia’s and my group, but sure enough, there was the name Brendan Taylor.
Every little thing in the world
