Sentence examples for certainly destined from inspiring English sources

It was a bird not yet reconverted to the cryptic ways of peace, flying blind on a crazy mission and almost certainly destined to be eaten by a cat.

Anne Malcolm, writing in the The New York Times Book Review last year, said the chronicles, although not widely known nearly 40 years after the first volume appeared, "are almost certainly destined to be counted among the classics of popular fiction".

The ruling, by the US district court for the District of Columbia, is a blow to the Obama administration, and sets up a legal battle that will drag on for months, almost certainly destined to end up in the supreme court.

Here's the rub, though – while that's almost certainly destined to be one of the duck's top selling points, it's still relegated to the product roadmap.

The home side are in sixth place but are only 10 points ahead of Durham, who currently occupy the second relegation spot, with bottom club Northants almost certainly destined for Division Two.

His campaign for martyrdom is, of course, is almost certainly destined to fail a political act more than anything.

Sport certainly seems destined to play a major role in the mayoral campaign, with one of Wyatt's rivals for the Labour nomination likely to be the former Olympics minister and 2012 board member Tessa Jowell.

Not that I'd been a prodigy at anything, but I'd certainly been destined for a better life than the one I ended up having.

Certainly it is destined to have its imitators.

It's not a very contemporary approach, and certainly not one destined to get a designer noticed on the red carpet or "Project Runway".

It is certainly one that is destined to be played in front of a full house, not to mention a worldwide television audience which, this year, will include more interest than usual on Moa, Badu, Muralug and the other 270 or so islands that make up the Torres Strait.