Sentence examples for certainly claim from inspiring English sources
The Turkish government would certainly claim so.
The PSOE can certainly claim to be social liberals.
But Cimino can certainly claim to have been one of the greats of this great period.
If companies were valued by hype, then Facebook could certainly claim to be worth $100bn.
Pollock will almost certainly claim the landmark - only 18 others have got there before him - in England's first innings.
Mr. Koepp may not have been able to emulate the same catch-as-catch-can filmmaking, but he can certainly claim to be riding into uncharted territory.
And his homeland government certainly claims him.
Ed Balls, Mr Osborne's opposite number on the Labour benches, certainly claims vindication.
Investigators say that with its use spreading, it is almost certainly claiming other lives.
It certainly claimed the plinth for itself, and probably in a way that dooms all future efforts here.
He certainly claims that reducing income inequalities and filling the gaps in America's health-care system are at the heart of his domestic agenda, though these will be of more benefit to poor people than to blue-collar ones.
