Sentence examples for certainly volunteered from inspiring English sources

He certainly volunteered to me that he felt he had been much too acquiescent to Thatcherism.

Certainly, volunteers have a place in disaster recovery, but done incorrectly, volunteers can do more harm than good as was witnessed after the Haiti earthquake.

And they certainly wouldn't have volunteered if they knew they would be abandoned as soon as American forces started heading out the exit door.

For some reason Hadley and I were talking about the awful row at Scribner's years ago caused by their attempts to get Hemingway to pull a nasty reference to F. Scott Fitzgerald from The Snows of Kilimanjaro (ironically, Fitzgerald was another Scribner's author who had introduced Hemingway to Scribner's) and Hadley volunteered: "He certainly was generous to me in A Moveable Feast.

I certainly do not volunteer to tell Iraqis or Kashmiris or Palestinians that if they went on a mass hunger-strike they would get rid of the military occupation.

This was certainly the case at Leeds Festival, where I've volunteered before.

ET: Trump tweets for the first time since his apology video: "Certainly has been an interesting 24 hours!" Haberman: I volunteered to go stake out Trump Tower.

The heckler's wife volunteered the jacket to Newman, and it certainly seems like she wanted him to find the drugs.

"I certainly wouldn't take my kids to watch a match," he volunteered during a Twitter discussion with Joey Barton a few days ago.

"Certainly no one would volunteer for this assignment," Ms. Jankowski said.

In the same line of thinking as "don't talk to the cops," the CEO was almost certainly instructed not to volunteer any disadvantageous information unless directly asked.