Don't you be toosartain sure 'bout it," growled Cap'n Amazon.
Tis only allowed by law to shoot a sartaincharge o' powder in the pottery little gun.
For when a man gets into a scrape or difficulty, Riverend Father, he has only to consult an Irishman, who will be sure andsartain to get him safely and genteely out of it.
I do, or he'd be as sartain as I be that she'll never go outside o' the Bill o' Portland again.
Nothing shall tempt me to give up the brig so long as she floats, and sartain folk float in her, unless it might be some such matter as that which happened on the bit of an island at the Dry Tortugas.
Sartain of it, maty, if Mrs. Budd has read the letter well that Miss Rose left for her, and Biddy has obeyed orders.
Often and often have I bethought me of it; and sartain as you sit there, no great luck has ever been with me, or my craft, since I went off, leaving my wife ashore.
It will never do to run past it, and we must haul closer into the reef, and shorten sail, that we may be sartain to make no such mistake.
I like the Swash, and, for sartain things I like her captain.
Do 'e think I'd dare to say a word onless I was sartain sure?
On Hell-fer-Sartain Creek, which followed fast upon the heels of his first book, made Mr. Fox famous in a fortnight.
I suppose the Lord made us all of this disposition, for it's sartain we all manifest it.
Be particular to make that Hector of yours knock off from swearing: he's begun, and what's begun in sin is pretty sartain to have an indin'.
I nebber sarve anoder gentleum; Misser Marble," returned the black; "dat as sartain as gospel.
Mebby we kinderly got off on ther wrong foot an' I kain't go away from hyar satisfied without I'm plum sartain thet ye onderstands me aright.
Hit's a right bold idee but hit would be sartain death.
I would rather it should be John, lad; my heart jumps into my mouth, because you set your mind so much out; and I’m sartain that I shall miss the bird.
Why, there is a threaten to come forward with an assault that happened at the last independence day; but I’m not sartain that the law'll take hold on’t.
Game is game, and be who finds may kill; that has been the law in these mountains for forty years to my sartain knowledge; and I think one old law is worth two new ones.
It sartain wasn’t so very quick,” returned Sile, “unless it was done quicker than yeou can say Jack Robinson.
I'm sartainhe won't mind if I borrow them, for sure me own brogues are none of the best.
Then it's sartain he didn't send this letter with the black border.
I'm sartain sure, Ralph, that she thinks a heap of you.
Well, I snorted, an' the feud broke out on Hell fer Sartainbetwixt the Days an' the Dillons.
Sartain sure," said Josh, ushering us into the kitchen, which was the principal room of the cabin, though a door at the side apparently led into a smaller one adjoining.
Miss Emily Sartainis devoting herself with good success to genre and portraiture; and Miss Mary Cassatt merits more extended notice and earnest praise for the glory of color and the superb treatment and composition of some of her works.
Ritchie, and John Marshall have carried this art to a high degree of excellence; while John Sartain has attained celebrity in mezzotint.
She told me this afternoon, when we were riding, something or other, but it sartain wa'n't that.
When Sartain started his magazine, I wrote an essay in competition for his premiums, and the essay earned its hundred dollars.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sartain" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
