Sentence examples for certainly a day from inspiring English sources

It was a wonderful day and certainly a day the children will always remember.

But it was certainly a day to remember.

This July 26 is certainly a day for our nation to take stock of and celebrate our achievements.

It's not the only day they should be concerned about what they are wearing, really, but certainly a day they might be asked to discuss the role their chosen apparel has in the welfare of people and planet.

"It was certainly a day that could have been a little bit lower," said Woods, who birdied five of his last nine holes after starting out birdie, birdie, bogey, bogey.

"It was certainly a day that could have been a little bit lower," he said.

"Your worst day is certainly a dream day for most people".

"It is certainly a landmark day -- a fruitful day in the relationship between the United States and China," said Donald L. Evans, the commerce secretary, who was co-chairman of the talks with Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative.

If end of days arrives then I'd certainly prefer a day or two of gorging than three months of canned all-day breakfasts.

Opening a bottle is a symbolic act and commits you to drinking what's inside, if not immediately, then certainly within a day or two.

If they can get up at the crack of dawn each day to keep my local services thriving then I can certainly take a day out of my life to say thank you.