Sentence examples for certainly or from inspiring English sources

(You can brush up your Yiddish at "Soul Doctor": "mamish," I learned, means "certainly" or "surely").

I mean, you don't dress up to go to Seaside Heights, certainly, or even Bay Head.

In total, 46% of parents of children aged 12 to 35 say their children have either certainly or probably taken drugs.

Or because in his return to action that few wanted — not Major League Baseball, certainly, or his team's top officials — Rodriguez is actually lifting the faltering Yankees back into playoff contention?

Although the Information Commission has since said that almost all of this activity was "certainly or very probably" illegal under the Data Protection Act, the paperwork shows no sign of secrecy at all as 27 different journalists from the News of the World and four from the Sun ordered more than a thousand searches.

In the five years I have spent reading the record about Mohamedou Ould Slahi's case, I have not been persuaded by my government's vague and shifting explanations for why he is in Guantánamo, or by the assertions of those who defend his now 13-year detention by saying he is almost certainly, or possibly, a this or a that.

Certainly, 5 or 10 years ago people weren't thinking about building endowments or cash reserves".

Certainly -- or should we say, "soitainly" -- there is such a thing as lowbrow brilliance, or what's Curly Howard for?

We will almost certainly overreact or underreact — most likely both.

Rebalancing will almost certainly entail or correspond to slowing growth.

We will almost certainly overreact or underreact most likely both.