Sentence examples for come certainly from inspiring English sources
An off-day in September may not be crucial; getting your eye in for the autumn Tests, which will determine England's seeding in December's World Cup draw, and for Leicester's important matches to come, certainly is.
"That image of her will be used throughout the world for many years to come, certainly in the next decade.
"Everything was going so well, but that came, certainly at the beginning, with an amazing amount of hostility.
Passers-by who didn't see the vehicle coming certainly heard it as the short-piped Geo mill belched out its anemic tractor growl.
Recognition, when it came, certainly answered fully Artaud's requirement for a theatre that would shock its spectators into awareness of the darkness that shaped their world.
By any reasonable standard, that's going to be a long time coming — certainly not in 2013, and probably not for at least two to three more years".
"Come tomorrow, certainly.
"Commissions are harder to come by – certainly the money is harder to come by.
Any dangers I've come across certainly don't come from the local population.
"If the call would have come I certainly would have spoken," Pulis told BBC's Sport Wales.
