Sentence examples for certainly walk from inspiring English sources

Toll Brothers has made it clear that if the designation is made, it will almost certainly walk away from the Gowanus Canal.

West Germany could certainly walk it like Schön talked it, the left-back Breitner's winner against Chile in their first match of the 1974 finals illustrating the point.

This will, of course, all but guarantee Scottish independence: Scottish MPs will be locked out of the new government, and the SNP will stick a new referendum in their 2016 Holyrood manifesto, and almost certainly walk such a vote amid widespread Scottish revulsion.

Worse, it seems that the justice system is rigged in favour of the rich: Oscar Pistorius' ridiculously lenient sentence; the extraordinary ease with which Dewani's expensive lawyers are cutting through the fearful, unpracticed prosecution witnesses, sparking concerns that he will certainly walk free of a custodial sentence.

certainly walk the halls of the State Department with impunity.

"If Harriet Tubman could walk herself to freedom, we can certainly walk ourselves to better health". .

And I'd certainly walked it before.

He certainly walked a great deal.

Ms. Moretz certainly walks the walk and jumps the jump, loading a new gun in midrun like a baby Terminator.

Bale has certainly walked the walk, with performances to sear the consciousness of every upwardly striving football organisation under the sun, and he has talked the talk of loyalty and affection and even patience.

More recent scholarship has tended to support the idea that Neanderthals, if not quite up to negotiating the I.R.T., certainly walked upright, with a gait we would recognize more or less as our own.