Because the script is so bad, this movie is just about a shoo-in to win the Oscar for Best Screenplay. |
After his performance last night, George seemed to be a shoo-in, but Simon had not been too keen on him previously. |
Louie, who dances a shaky minuet if properly guided, seemed like a shoo-in. |
Whichever company wins the contract is regarded as a shoo-in for a much larger Pentagon order for 200 or more search-and-rescue rotorcraft. |
He is due to make his comeback after injury in the reserves tomorrow, and will be a shoo-in. |
Here's why, because the local right wing Tory is a shoo-in for this area of the country, voted for en-masse by the blue rinse and grey vote. |