Sentence examples for certainly by now from inspiring English sources

Certainly, by now, at age 54, Mr. Long would qualify as Broadway royalty himself.

Certainly, by now, the most distasteful aspects of the story — the family's association with German nationalism, anti-Semitism and, eventually, the Führer himself — are well known.

We should certainly know by now that it is one thing to overthrow a dictator or repel an invader and quite another thing really to achieve a revolution.

Shannon and Ronnie would certainly bethere by now; his daughter would stay at school, while his wife finishedwork with her four o'clock bulimic.

Everyone seems to have a story — almost certainly apocryphal by now — about a mainland mother holding her naked child by the wrists over a trash can to make toilet.

I made the same joke I make every time, which is almost certainly tiresome by now: "You can throw a rock in Brooklyn and hit a writer … and I wish you would".

If so, Williams certainly realizes by now that the W.T.A. Championships are critical to the tour's bottom line at a time when the W.T.A. is still searching for a new lead global partner to replace Sony Mobile, which signed an $88 million deal with the tour in 2005 as Sony Ericsson to become the worldwide title sponsor.

The last time we saw any extended downtime for Fortnite was as the game began its current ascent to full-blown craze status: Epic at the time posted an involved technical post-mortem that said the game had seen 3.4 million concurrent players, a number that has almost certainly increased by now.

He almost certainly has by now.

On Sunday, as you've almost certainly heard by now, an Asian-American doctor from Kentucky named David Dao was in his seat on a United Airlines flight in Chicago when the airline forcibly, and brutally, removed him.

"If Great Ormond Street's management had been in Wigan they would almost certainly have departed by now," he said.