Sentence examples for Certainly hangs from inspiring English sources
A melancholy spectre certainly hangs over this line.
As a collection, The Seasons in Quincy certainly hangs together; it's also an absolutely inspired way of approaching its subject.
The plight of the weaker eurozone countries certainly hangs over Europe, as does the probability that the European Central Bank will start to increase interest rates this summer.
A strong whiff of realpolitik certainly hangs in the air when diplomats in Brussels explain why nothing can be done to punish some despot or other.
But Riley, who admittedly hangs on to players who have gone to war with him well past their heyday (see John Starks, Tim Hardaway and Dan Majerle), will almost certainly hang on to Mourning.
And there's an underlying heaviness that comes with knowing that, after Poirot does his bit, the murderer will almost certainly hang.
Mr. Ravi is not charged in Mr. Clementi's death, though the suicide certainly hung over the trial, with Mr. Clementi's family as well as Mr. Ravi's keeping vigil in the front rows of the courtroom.
"I am very touched and it's a great honour, but if you hang around long enough it happens, and I have certainly hung around long enough," he told the Racing Post.
These houses, where I'd certainly hang my hat if I lived in Calais, are like cabins on the Titanic: full of books and records, with gleaming kitchens and, in the bathrooms, framed quotations by thinkers such as Edgar Morin and Pierre Rabhi.
That news will certainly hang like an ominous thunder cloud over the Falcons' game against the New Orleans Saints that night.
I don't think I could listen to that music on a regular basis, but I'd certainly hang around a bonfire in the woods with that crew, throwing our crummy stepfather's golf balls and spray paint cans into the fire.
