Sentence examples for certainly ordered from inspiring English sources

When Canvey Island from the Ryman Premier packed their kit and supplies for the tie at second division Wigan, they were not presumptuous enough to pack champagne - but they certainly ordered the ice.

Of course, she couldn't altogether join the dots so as to make out the crushing dramatic irony – the terror for which Kirov's killing (almost certainly ordered by his theatregoing companion) was the curtain-raiser had yet to be played out.

Since the murder and dismemberment of Khashoggi by Saudi operatives, Trump, Pompeo and Mattis played down the culpability of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, a close Trump ally, in spite of a CIA assessment that he almost certainly ordered the murder.

Thursday's Senate vote was a procedural step, but one that reflected lawmakers' growing frustration with Trump for defending Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's denials of culpability in Khashoggi's death, despite the CIA's finding that he had almost certainly ordered the killing.

This would allow Damascus to re-impose its hegemony over Lebanon, bargain favorably with Israel over the Golan Heights and induce the international community to find an exit for Syria from the tribunal that will soon consider the assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister, Rafiq Hariri, which Syria almost certainly ordered.

He can certainly order Apollo to negotiate in good faith, but how can that be measured?

It can certainly order recounts, or even annul the vote, of specific polling stations, though it is not clear whether it could order a total recount or annul the election entirely.

Even so, Obama will certainly order our robo-rockets to protect China's uranium mines.

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Certainly, ordering the alcohol level after the patient has been determined to be clinically impaired does little more than compound the ethical problems.

Certainly, orders carry the presumption of legality, and every soldier cannot be a lawyer in the foxhole.