He was not yet fourteen, and he was accepted as the mascot of the ranch and made into a “sure-enough” cowboy by cowboys who, on legal papers, legally signed names such as Wild Horse, Willie Buck, Boomer Deacon, and High Pockets. ❋ Unknown (2010)
We tested it in RegOnline's Adwords ads and, sure-enough, "Seamless Seminar Software" got 10% more click-throughs than "Online Seminar Registration" ... along with a dozen other headlines that rhymed versus ones that didn't. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Duke Power, it was a problem and presented potential liability of the city used the test and sure-enough litigation costs even if they won a disparate impact lawsuit. ❋ Unknown (2009)
But boy howdy, they'd better get ready for some sure-enough heavy ordnance -- fired from distant ships, from far-flung bases and from computer consoles in leafy Stateside suburbs, where you can bravely kill some alleged attempted somebody-or-other (and everyone in their immediate vicinity), and still make it home in time to to eat supper with the kids. ❋ Unknown (2009)
One other little detail: Them backwoodsy hick farmers; they can sure-enough live without you. ❋ Rogers (2006)
To people like homespun geek, who ask, Them backwoodsy hick farmers; they can sure-enough live without you. ❋ Rogers (2006)
Car Line would be extended, and a dinner which was, as he rejoiced to his wife, not only “a regular society spread but a real sure-enough highbrow affair, with some of the keenest intellects and the brightest bunch of little women in town.” ❋ Unknown (2004)
But, sweethearts, you can take my word for it: Mr. Pit could play some sure-enough boogie-woogie piano. ❋ Charles, Ray, 1930-2004. Cn (1978)
This was the lady you'd go to if you were sick -- I mean sure-enough sick -- 'cause the people of Greensville were convinced that if there was a heaven, Ma Beck would be going there. ❋ Charles, Ray, 1930-2004. Cn (1978)
He preached a personal and anthropomorphic God, a sure-enough heaven and a red-hot hell. ❋ Charles Buckles (1960)
The inside had a low, rough-beamed ceiling, and a sure-enough genuine wood floor. ❋ Randall Garrett (1957)
Many times around the camp fire, with the boys all about, when Bud was telling one of his tales of Indians, Dick had thought what he would do if he ever came in contact with a real, live, sure-enough redskin, and always he had thought how brave he would be. ❋ Edward C. Taylor (N/A)
For my part, I never enquired whether there ever was a sure-enough Mr. Somers or not. ❋ Angelo Hall (N/A)
"A sure-enough half dollar?" asked Peace, too astonished to believe her ears. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
Peace glanced apprehensively at the pale face, which looked unusually stern and severe, and said, "That is a sure-enough receipt, but if you don't b'lieve it, you can ask Mr. Hardman about it." ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
He said Gail and Hope are the angels, and when I cried and told him we could spare you easier'n we could them, he said that he didn't mean sure-enough angels which fly away and never come back, but good, _sensitive_ blessings that make the world better. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
"It's a sure-enough big patch of mud and water and brush and mystery," admitted Mark, as they began to climb into the boats again as before. ❋ Alan Douglas (N/A)
The animal was said to have been killed in a graveyard in the full moon and it was a sure-enough _left_ hind foot, too, which he believed to be a very important distinction, since no other would answer. ❋ Alan Douglas (N/A)
