Sentence examples for certainly named from inspiring English sources

He certainly named the editor, deputy editor, managing editor and executives on the news desk".

The best horses get passed around the world and it's nothing to do with how posh the rider is!" Updated at 11.31am BST 11.05am BST Next up is a German - they're winning Peter Thomsen on Barny, a horse almost certainly named after the Guardian's master of whimsy Barney Ronay (it even looks a bit like him) hits two fences, picking up four faults.

The woman and child were reportedly "in good health" at the time of the discovery well, minus the fact she almost certainly named that kid Leaf or Flower or something.

It has been proposed by Adams' biographer M. J. Simpson that the character was almost certainly named after the 17th century puritan writer Arthur Dent, author of The Plain Man's Pathway to Heaven first published in 1601, although Adams himself claimed no recollection of consciously choosing the name.

I think it would be unkind for me to name names, though I'll certainly name names when it comes to reality television.

"Senator Elizabeth Warren can certainly name at least one thing," his campaign said in a "fact-check" emailed to reporters on Thursday.

He added that he would certainly name Adebayor in his squad for the visit of Newcastle but here is the rub.

I have two suggestions and a commission could certainly name many more.

Certainly, naming the building "Confederate Memorial Hall" commemorated Dixie's veterans through brick and mortar.

Certainly naming a subway or rail station--a place through which thousands of people can travel every day--should be done with care and sensitivity.

Certainly, name recognition and big war chests scare off challengers in party primaries.