Sentence examples for certainly dispatched from inspiring English sources

Those reports may be premature, but the army has certainly dispatched reinforcements northward.

Still, Mr. Gilbert and his players certainly dispatched the intertwined lines of this densely contrapuntal music with precision and point.

Like Hannibal Lecter in his locked body cast, the president was forced to peer through a slit as his vice president fell behind the son of the man he had dispatched so certainly eight years ago.

Then knowing par would almost certainly be enough, he dispatched a drive every bit as good as Tony Jacklin's at the last at Lytham which helped the Englishman seal the 1969 Open.

He certainly proceeded to, dispatching a barback to a nearby bodega to fetch a dozen roses for her the third time she came in.

Moved, perhaps, by innate good taste, and certainly by naked ambition and gall, he dispatched three reels of amateur film to Huw Weldon, Monitor's most formidable editor.

Before the month was out, I had torn through "Lady Chatterley's Lover" in a single day — I certainly remember that experience — and had also dispatched with "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".

Democrats were certainly nervous about the possibility: the party dispatched the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the comedian Al Franken to address students at the university, which is in Iowa City, that same afternoon.

3) Marcus Mariota gives the Titans a little bit of hope In what was a fascinating tale of two quarterbacks from this year's draft, Marcus Mariota's Tennessee Titans dispatched Jameis Winston's Tampa Bay Buccaneers 42-14 was certainly an unexpected scoreline.

Certainly, if Romney releases tax returns, there will be an army of reporters dispatched to comb through them.

Certainly, they said, there was little time to realize that many of their friends being dispatched to the World Trade Center blaze would not return.