Sentence examples for certainly call it from inspiring English sources

But by its author's own definition you could certainly call it cinema.

But you can certainly call it a successful skirmish.

"Industrial design in a gallery setting" was how Malouin described it, but you could certainly call it art too.

We can't control another's behavior but we can certainly call it out.

While in private they're almost certainly calling it touchpaper TV, and running for cover to see it go bang and admire the ratings from well back.

[Kari Chisholm]: Yeah, you know, it is a very white state, that is true, and Portland is certainly, they call it the People's Republic of Portland sometimes.

"And certainly don't call it an etiquette class".

Asked about the weather, Ms. Carmody said, "I certainly wouldn't call it severe".

You certainly can't call it a Grand Final but it's an incredible feeling knowing it all comes down to this".

David Moyes said that "you certainly wouldn't call it an Arsenal goal" but nobody in red was complaining, least of all Welbeck.

"You certainly couldn't call it ground zero," said Joseph J. Seymour, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which controls the site and has given the name World Trade Center to the rebuilt PATH station, which will open in November.