Sentence examples for certainly be told from inspiring English sources

For more information, go to halfords.com/womensbikeworkshop If you do visit one of the Halfords' cycle maintenance sessions (above) you will almost certainly be told to "Muc-Off".

They will almost certainly be told that the governing body is prepared to give their revised access plans and upgraded traffic arrangements the benefit of the doubt next year.

I've certainly been told to shut up on occasions.

Now, with the Gospels in my hand, I thought, Well, this may be the greatest story, but it is certainly being told abominably.

"I've certainly been told who I need to be hanging out with," Mr. Gurung said one afternoon in his tiny studio apartment on East Fourth Street.

Whether the sequence reflects any circumstances in Shakespeare's personal life, it certainly is told with an immediacy and dramatic power that bespeak an extraordinary gift for seeing into the human heart and its sorrows.

Greece is certainly being told it must live up to its commitments, but talk of a Greek exit from the eurozone has suddenly disappeared from political circles in Berlin.

Maybe I haven't been dismissed for being an A+, in those exact words, but I've certainly been told that I'm "a lot to handle" and "high maintenance" because I am opinionated and will argue my point.

Gone are the days of heroines who sleep through most of the story or wait silently for other characters to move the plot forward ― but stories have certainly been told about such women.

On paper Mr. Bergson is a fascinating person, whose story certainly deserves to be told.

Without question, those men and their stories certainly deserve to be told.