Sentence examples for certainly early from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly early April, judging by past seasons, and given that the show always airs on a Sunday, 3 April or 10 April are pretty safe bets (though it's possible episodes might leak online early like last year).

Remembrance Day is certainly early for the arrival of a Christmas picture, with Sony presumably trying to avoid a head-on collision with the likes of Happy Feet 2 and Hugo (both 2 December), Puss in Boots (9 December) and Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (16 December).

As it was, Hameed showed such calmness beyond his years and certainly early on in the piece he adapted better than his partner at the other end, a batsman 12 years and 135 caps his senior, with over 10,000 Test runs already in the tucked away in bank.

Certainly early death did wonders for the Romantic artist's image.

"It's certainly early, but I believe and hope we are seeing the beginning of a turnaround at NBC," Mr. Roberts added.

Certainly early American leaders talked a great deal about virtue, but in terms of governing they had far less on their plate.

Certainly today will not be.

Certainly 1900 was no avant-garde landmark.

That is needed for today and certainly tomorrow's world".

"Certainly today's pirates include torturers and perpetrators of genocide".

Certainly, this summer will see the highest gas prices in years.