Sentence examples for certainly thrown from inspiring English sources

The mayor has certainly thrown himself into the recording of the message with his customary gusto, but I fear we could be standing atop a slippery slope.

They've certainly thrown everything they have at this: expensive lighting, lavish costumes and fabulous locations (the penultimate Labours of Hercules is set in a snowed-in Swiss hotel), not to mention a brilliant cast including Simon Callow and Helen Baxendale.

Debuchy admitted that he and his fellow Frenchman were certainly thrown in at the deep end last season in the fight for survival, but also that he has grown to love England and sees his immediate playing future on these shores.

Now, after the Imedi scandal, they have certainly thrown the Georgians under the bus, and it's far from certain that they will be rewarded by Russia's wholehearted friendship.

It certainly throws up some odd results.

And Ms. Gruber certainly threw herself into it.

Nova is certainly throwing strikes, as Joe Girardi had told him to in the pregame.

"It's certainly throwing up a warning flag," Dr. Biro said.

Still, N.R.A. officials say the group will almost certainly throw its resources behind Mr. Bush.

And folks in Chicago say she can certainly throw a party.

Here, though, the Supreme Court would almost certainly throw out such a law, citing the First Amendment.