Sentence examples for certainly found out from inspiring English sources

I had certainly found out who Bob was, though".

In any case, Mr. Bush certainly found out what his company had been up to when the Securities and Exchange Commission ordered it to restate its earnings.

The News of the World, which had close links to the police, certainly found out about the complaint quickly, picturing the detectives' entry to the club on the Saturday morning within hours of the attack allegedly taking place.

"To have Fernando as your team-mate, as most people have found out - Kimi Raikkonen has certainly found out this year - is not easy.

They'll certainly find out how the other half lives.

You might not learn anything about the subjects but you'll certainly find out how far the boundaries of comedy can be pushed.

"You certainly find out who your friends are, because a significant number of people in politics and in the Co-op and some in the church have been noticeable by their silence or their absence".

"You certainly find out who your friends are because a significant number of people in politics and in the Co-op, and some in the Church, have been noticeable by their silence or their absence".

Less privacy means that people will almost certainly find out who's been posting all those suggestive comments on the Star Wars forums under the screen name "Kerrbacca68".

Over the next few years, we will certainly find out.

They argue that the economy will suffer; we can certainly find out.