Sentence examples similar to I certainly call from inspiring English sources

If I were working close by I would certainly call in for a Styrofoam container of the stuff and a can of Coke.

The ones I build certainly call upon those instincts".

"I would certainly call on them to take a look at it, yes," Yeomans said.

It is outrageous, angry, funny, scabrous, politically incorrect, sometimes plain wrong and unfortunately – in doses – what I'd certainly call racist.

I really should have called him there a couple of days ago, but didn't do, and I will certainly call him before Christmas as much to introduce myself.

And if not, I could certainly call my friends for advice and encouragement.

"And I would certainly call on everyone, let's just open up the sunshine on who's funding what so that voters can at least have that information when they make those decisions, make those decisions in an informed way".

"And I would certainly call on everyone, let's just open up the sunshine on who's funding what so that voters can at least have that information when they make those decisions, make those decisions in an informed way". In his last speech before leaving the Senate to become President Barack Obama's new secretary of state, Kerry decried the influence of money in politics.

I've certainly called into question the need for subs in the future, but newsprint newspapers – especially popular papers – rely heavily on subbing skills.

But you can certainly call it a successful skirmish.

But by its author's own definition you could certainly call it cinema.