Sentence examples for certainly a gold from inspiring English sources

Havaianas are certainly a gold mine.

He professed his innocence to his family, maintaining that he had never stolen anything from Mr. Smith, and certainly not a gold chain, which was not his style, Dannatte Davis recalled.

We certainly have a gold medal contender in Jessica Ennis, reigning World Indoor pentathlon champion, who set the world's fastest time in the 60m hurdles.

Suzanne Moore, in the Guardian, moans that "we could certainly win a gold for self-loathing whinging", fussing about nationalism when this summer of sport has "given some much-needed uplift to a divided country".

There was certainly a visible gold streak running through it.

We certainly could win a gold for self-loathing whinging.

Straining credulity somewhat are the lovely Apartment 3F of "Collected Stories" — almost certainly a rent-controlled gold mine for the Steiner character, given her writer's income — and the enormous mansion of "The Addams Family" musical, which is set in the middle of Central Park.

More research is certainly required to reach a "gold standard" of care, but this is true in all of medicine.

But a gold would certainly have been better, and now it is McMahon who will always be the first woman to win an Olympic triathlon.

Coming into the champs it felt as though I was good enough to get gold – certainly a medal – but the way I felt going into the race, I was very fatigued.

"But winning a gold medal is certainly life-changing and you can't really prepare for it when you are at a Games.