Sentence examples for certainly refers to from inspiring English sources
The title certainly refers to the education that the curator of Real Art Ways, Steven A. Holmes, received as he scrupulously put the show together.
Deccan almost certainly refers to the Deccan Plateau located in the South of India, an area that is becoming a hot spot for militant recruitment and operation.
Big Peaceful Water, Big Pond and Snake Lake are among the various translations of a word that almost certainly refers to the 593-acre body of water that distinguishes the hamlets: Lake Mahopac.
Emmett certainly refers to Knox County in other songs, including "Seely Simpkins Jig", which refers to a fiddler there, and "Owl Creek Quickstep", which is named for an early settlement in the area.
A scholion to Theocritus, Idyll 3.40 appears to attribute the story of Atalanta to "Hesiod in book 3", a method of citation that almost certainly refers to the present poem.
But the reimbursement almost certainly refers to the $130,000 in hush money that Cohen paid to the adult film star Stormy Daniels to ensure she'd keep quiet about an alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
He is certainly referring to Professor Agnes Perkins, his former colleague in the English Department at Wellesley College.
He was certainly referring to the band's commercial marginality, but his words also shed light on what makes its music so great.
Although the report does not identify the country that manufactured and delivered the weapons, Pentagon analysts say the missile proliferation statistics almost certainly refer to North Korea.
In fact, the signs almost certainly referred to sugar-beet; even so, to equate "betteraves" with those other non-edible road-threats such as "gravillons," "chutes de pierres" and "chaussée déformée" seemed a little contemptuous.
