Sentence examples for certainly copied from inspiring English sources

Charters produced from 928 by King Æthelstan's scribe, "Æthelstan A", include unusual words almost certainly copied from the Hiberno-Irish poems Adelphus adelphe and Rubisca.

Now that's something that football could certainly copy from cricket.

In fact, JFK was almost certainly copying the material from the typescript of a dictation session held a few days earlier, in which he had been working from a Sorensen draft.

The authors considered two observations when comparing versions from the same ontology: a large proportion of the frames remain unchanged between versions; and if two frames have the same type and name (or a very similar name), they are almost certainly copies of one another.

Linus Torvalds, creator of the popular Linux computer operating system, defended his work yesterday as not always lovely but original -- and certainly not copied, as a Utah company has contended.

"I see a lot more poverty, more inequalities, and if I were to look for a model to reform France I would want to save the French model, reforming it, and certainly not copy what others do – especially not if we're not talking about the best," he told French private TV network TF1.

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This is one ensemble we'll certainly be copying.

It is uncontroversial that kidneys do not develop as a response to the environment, and they certainly do not copy the environment.

Your child will certainly want to copy you, hitting the keyboard (you may need to hold his hands or give him something to grasp to prevent this).

We could certainly start by copying what has worked for our competition.