Sentence examples for certainly all the from inspiring English sources

In no sense is it a debasing of their roles.' Certainly, all the 'equals' have been given generous consolation prizes.

" 'Bob and weave' would have been a better expression and is certainly all the attorney general meant".

Certainly all the original inhabitants of this unusual building are gone from this earth, leaving only the shell of the Elizabeth Home for Girls, and their stories.

These people are probably sick and tired of hearing about the Electoral College, and certainly all the bickering of the parties".

Nearly everyone interviewed -- and certainly all the Democrats -- spoke admiringly of Mr. Lieberman, mentioning his ability to connect with people across racial, religious or class lines.

Certainly all the paperwork, the various visits to the dealership and the need to be firm with your travel plans (although pick-up dates can be rearranged if necessary).

"For the most part, certainly all of the first half, Scotland were the better side by a long way.

Certainly all of the grazing areas were overgrazed, thus contributing to the formation of the present widespread barren tracts.

That paranoia is certainly all to the good.

We should certainly all have the option of voting by mail as well.

It's certainly all on the table right now, I'd imagine.