Sentence examples for certainly encountered from inspiring English sources

I have certainly encountered 10-ounce martinis and pint-sized margaritas at bars.

We certainly encountered wines that we liked very much, but we were also struck by the number of wines that did not seem to conform to that axiomatic definition of a good wine.

I've certainly encountered plenty of the latter during the writing of this series – though perhaps the informality of the jazz environment, with its encouragement of leaning-on-the-bar dialogue between the fans and the "expert", has been useful training.

He is still naïve or arrogant enough to think that when Brian Williams asks him a seemingly harmless question about the preparations for the Games, which have certainly encountered some problems, it is an opportunity for him to demonstrate his mastery of the subject.

Haydn almost certainly encountered him as a child in a Hungarian castle, where the boy's father was a servant and Haydn was the director of music, and Thomas Jefferson saw him performing in Paris in 1789: a 9-year-old biracial violin prodigy with a cascade of dark curls.

With regard to the future, we certainly encountered issues that occasionally reached the borderline of being "too" personal or for which there were no ready responses.

ESPN/ABC would certainly encounter NBC at a 2014-16 auction, with Fox as a third bidder.

I had no particular knowledge of the newspaper industry … I am certainly encountering the strains of office.

Right now, on a pop record near you, you'll almost certainly encounter one of the following doing a little turn on someone else's song: Pitbull, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Akon, Lil' Wayne, Bruno Mars – and the list goes on.

He will certainly encounter intense scrutiny when he makes his New York conducting debut on Nov. 11 at Carnegie Hall, leading the Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Caracas, with a second concert the next night.

orientation that he brought to the Massachusetts Statehouse in 2003 — and with nothing in his record to suggest that he, any more than Obama, can change a political culture "from the inside" — he will almost certainly encounter the same headwinds from the conservative flank of his party that seemed to blow him off course during his term as governor.