Sentence examples for both certainly from inspiring English sources
We both certainly knew; I'm not sure how, but there was no question.
They both certainly seem nostalgic for the One Show: it comes up a lot, always with a certain wistful longing.
A large gap will remain even if China continues to increase its spending and America cuts back, as both certainly will.
A little of both, certainly, but I think there is something about the solitary, wholly internalized nature of reading that makes one crave an ex libris tattoo as external confirmation of the transient intimacy of reader and book.
THE South Florida humidity squashes down like a Cuban sandwich press, but the men kibitzing by the roadside, both certainly of AARP-qualifying age, seem to take it in stride.
And both certainly like to talk, and tend to go on a rather long time -- 40 minutes at a clip for Mr. Bush and generally about 30 minutes for Mr. Kerry, though he has been known to go considerably longer.
Both systems certainly can be flawed and both systems can be retraumatizing.
Both will be interesting to follow, and both will certainly set some interesting precedents going forward.
(Both would certainly have approved of the insight that the poet is both "fixed and free" when he rhymes).
Both are certainly understandable.
