Sentence examples for certainly a bunch from inspiring English sources

"There is certainly a bunch of New York-based collectors who don't travel that much," Mr. Slotover said.

There are certainly a bunch of services jostling for pole position, all with minor differences which their creators hope will mark them out from the crowd.

That's certainly a bunch of stuff that other people could look at from the outside and think "She has it all!

Those arguments have certainly persuaded a bunch of donors.

We could certainly use a bunch of high-speed trains, a smart electric grid, highway and water-main upgrades and so forth, but only government can pay for those things, and to do that, you have to either tax or borrow.

But if Mastercard starts promoting it on their annoyingly effective commercials, I could certainly see a bunch of tourists picking up this app to find some deals in whatever city they happen to be in.

They are certainly a luckless bunch, all those would-be mayors not named Quinn.

These men, the "Cavalieri di Ekebu," are certainly a carousing bunch of good-for-nothings.

This flammable enthusiast looks back at the books that have influenced her ideas about sex, love and the female predicament during a not very long life (she is 37), and they are certainly a mixed bunch, including Lace, Riders, The Valley of the Dolls and The Little Mermaid as well as Forster, Woolf, Austen and the Brontës.

His fans are certainly a devoted bunch.

Certainly a good bunch of us spent the last thirteen years basically drunk or stoned.