Sentence examples for certainly broke from inspiring English sources

It certainly broke with traditional training.

"I don't think we had any rules, and if we did, we most certainly broke them".

This certainly broke from the agenda of Adonis's book, and it marked a decisive break, too, with an ambushed Clegg, who immediately got his objections into the media.

In Seminole and Martin counties, the election supervisors almost certainly broke the law when they allowed Republican party workers to correct absentee-ballot applications before election day.

But it almost certainly broke a treaty banning nuclear tests, as well as countless national and international laws restricting the traffic in nuclear materials and technology.

Although he could not say definitely that the American troops introduced it to this country, it certainly broke out shortly after they were landed.

Hicks certainly went for broke and pronounced his real comic self in the banned Letterman performance, which he'll be reprising in New York at Caroline's Comedy Club on October 27th, and which he wrote out for me in a thirty-nine-page letter that also recounts his version of events.

For one thing, I am confident that while some of us in Britain might be broke, we are certainly not broken, as some would suggest.

The country was broke, battered, and in parts physically flattened, but certainly it was no longer bowed.

As a broke kid trying to get into college, it's certainly appealing, but I'd really rather you make a difference to your next server.

LeMond's three Tour victories - 1986, 1989 and 1990 - arguably broke cycling outside its traditional European heartlands, and they certainly had a huge impact in North America.