Sentence examples for certainly in demand from inspiring English sources

Change is certainly in demand.

Black was certainly in demand for his opinions, being consulted by a considerable number of industrialists on an extraordinarily broad range of topics.

While I was certainly in demand — sorry, Graydon and Madonna — I opted to stay home and watch the way the little people do, which is with a bag of Doritos on my lap.

Adams is certainly in demand in Hollywood; she's coming off her third Oscar nomination, for her role in "The Fighter," opposite Mark Wahlberg, and is headlining "The Muppets" movie later in 2011.

Seats in the canopied stands at the end of the long back straight, where most of the overtaking occurs, will certainly be in demand next year.

That has certainly manifested in demand for tickets". Holly Chambers and her husband Rick Steedle, pictured with their son, KC, a Duke graduate, have traveled from Haverford, Pa., to see eight Duke games this season and plan to see four more.

Heatherwick's inexpertise is certainly still heavily in demand, and the projects seem to be getting more ambitious.

A spokesperson for viagogo commented: "The so-called 'Titchmarsh effect' has certainly been evident in demand for Chelsea Flower show tickets this year and it's currently one of the most popular events on viagogo.

Certainly, the surge in demand for deep out-of-the-money puts on the stock is a sign of the times.

Well, he's certainly one that's in demand.

Although a pick-up in demand would certainly help, it is unlikely to happen soon, at least not before potentially negative economic indicators trickle out of the United States.