Re: sure enough

Bruce,

How can a US president use that harsh expression, son of a bitch? Who did
he refer to?

Until then,
Letirose




> Letirose and all--
>
>   "Sure enough" means that something happened as expected.  Here are two
> examples:
>
>   (1) "I said he would forget, and sure enough he did."
>
>    (2) ". . . I said, 'That son of a bitch is gonna run against me,' and
> sure enough I was right (quoting Harry S. Truman, former President of
> the US)."
>
>   Bruce (Texas, USA)
>
>
> letirose@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>   How about the expression 'sure enough'?
>
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