Sentence examples for certainly get enough from inspiring English sources

Centre half James Tarkowski could have his breakthrough season - he'll certainly get enough opportunities.

John Walsh, the chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, said Ms. DeFranco would almost certainly get enough delegate votes at the convention to make the ballot.

David Cameron will almost certainly get enough votes as about 60 Labour MPs – in a free vote agreed by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn – are expected to vote with the government.

"He's coming for the second half of the year so the bowlers will certainly get enough opportunities to bowl plenty of overs before he comes".

"We have certainly got enough.

It's certainly got enough of a home foundation.

It certainly gets enough attention from the police, military and intelligence services.

But the wicket has certainly got enough in it for us to go for it in the morning".

I'm not saying we've got enough policy now, but we have certainly got enough to start with, we have got a 'starter for 10' for the 2014 local elections, which will pave the way, hopefully, for 2015".

He'll most likely drag things out until Super Tuesday (he's certainly got enough money to get him there), although perhaps not.

Am I crazy, or did Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye not even get air time for winning Best Rap Collaboration (though Jigga certainly got enough face time on the CBS cameras from his particularly good seat)?