Sentence examples for certainly stars from inspiring English sources

Also in the 18th and 19th centuries (decades before Irving and Terry, Duse and Bernhardt lit up the stage), Sarah Siddons, Dorothy Jordan, the Kemble family, Edmund Kean and William Charles Macready were most certainly stars in our current sense of the word, with crazed fans, occasionally outsize offstage behavior and performances that were always blockbuster events.

Well, you're certainly starring in the soap opera of your own life, aren't you, Eliza?

Show B is the alternative: a film-clip-heavy, almost certainly star-free retrospective planned in the event that screenwriters did not lift their strike.

Mr Pinault's selection is certainly star-studded, but it lacks the personal passion and engagement with Venice that pervades the Guggenheim, making it one of the most magical places to look at art.

It seems Mr Ejiofor, born in London to Nigerian parents, is edging into a new role: that of Britain's first black film star.Now 36, Mr Ejiofor has certainly starred in films, most recently, Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave", the feted account of a free man's captivity on the Louisiana plantations.

While certainly Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back could be seen as the foundation for this trend, it was used with later trilogies including Back to the Future, The Matrix and Pirates of the Caribbean.

Certainly rock stars and rappers have said this before, but Octave's manifestly youthful voice makes it especially effective.

Certainly, pop stars shouldn't suddenly be expected to produce overtly or explicitly "political" art; I'm not sure what that would look like for Swift, even.

Certainly the stars deserved some leeway, but you would think that after months of Hollywood gloom and doom, the fashion would have been a little more upbeat.

They certainly are stars now — the subjects of the biggest reality show hit in the history of cable television, "Duck Dynasty," which has shattered ratings records this summer, reaching a high of 11.8 million viewers for the season premiere this month.

But the amateur singers on that show certainly become stars, as have, temporarily at least, several of the "Bachelors" on ABC, the "Survivors" on CBS and the "Average Joes" on NBC.