Sentence examples for certainly in time from inspiring English sources

The Porto coach said: "Andre is a quality coach and will certainly, in time, prove his quality and competence".

No one doubts that, having lost the election, Brown would have stepped down anyway – certainly in time for the next one.

But as David Cameron again made clear today, he wants to appoint a considerable number of new peers as soon as he can get away with it, and certainly in time for parliament's return.

"We are in the last stages of putting together our list and will probably finish it up on Monday or Tuesday, certainly in time to present it to the Senate committee on Wednesday," Mr. Valenti said.

It should all be over in weeks, possibly even days, perhaps in time for the U.S.' midterm elections, and certainly in time to give Prime Minister Tony Blair the option of a snap election next spring, in the glow of a military triumph over evil.

And I think certainly in time — not right now, in time — the heart of the film will definitely be seen as something that's deserving to be recognized".

Mr. Ridge said his goal was simply to ensure that federal fiefs talk to one another in times of calm and, certainly, in times of crisis.

Republicans countered that the policy should not be changed, certainly not in time of war.

The systems could be put in place as early as the 2012-13 season in England's Premier League (at a cost of about $200,000 per stadium), and will certainly arrive in time for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

If it is not Mayfair, Upton is certainly odd.In time, though, it may come to seem as normal as the tracts of two-story, semi-detached homes that dot Britain today.

Silverlight 3 is moving so fast there will be only one beta before release perhaps as early as the summer but certainly well in time for the PDC in November where Ballmer promises the Azure cloud will ship.