Sentence examples for certainly in the course of from inspiring English sources

Certainly, in the course of human events, you occasionally hear of a burdensome census.

And certainly in the course of discovery, [we] will determine to learn exactly what, if any, role he had in this".

Her game is not subtle enough to adjust, certainly not in the course of a match against an opponent as experienced as Stosur.

Bringing Burnett in, with Detroit likely to bring in Brad Penny, certainly alters the course of the series.

Marilyn Monroe certainly achieved fame in the course of her 36-year lifetime, but in the five decades since her death, she's become such a celebrity-branding superstar, it often feels as if America's proto-platinum pinup never really left the building at all.

I think, broadly, I'd be the last person to argue that our record has been pristine in dealing with authoritarian leaders, certainly over the course of the thirty-five years I spent in the foreign service.

So is the phonograph, and it is certainly reshaping the course of music in our time.

Some of the peccadilloes of male executives certainly have come out in the course of their trials.

The size and nature of the men's business empire have certainly come to light in the course of the legal fight over the nearly 10 months since Picard filed his suit.

Experimental knowledge of the combination and recovery of reacting chemicals, which certainly experienced marked growth in the course of the seventeenth century, did not of itself warrant the assumption that atoms were involved.

The random birth-and-death process (1.1) certainly visits state 0 in the course of time; this means that any domain family will eventually get extinct (and then, formally, can be "reborn", returning from the 0-class).