Sentence examples for cover certainly from inspiring English sources

The cover certainly seems more designed to appeal to that obscure demographic than the rather larger and potentially infinitely more lucrative long-term constituency – women who like golf.

Katy's Rodarte-outfitted certainlytainly shows a leap in maturity of sorts, as she's previously been featured on the brand's more junior Teen Vogue.

Kate White, editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, said that on celebrity covers, "certainly I've changed colors of a top".

Acreage (Saturday) Presumably this collective's name refers to the breadth of stylistic ground that will be covered; certainly that interpretation makes sense, given a lineup of Uri Caine on piano, Steve Cardenas on guitar, Lonnie Plaxico on bass and Matt Wilson on drums.

First, Cocker's performance, one of the high points of Woodstock and one of the greatest covers ever — certainly the greatest Beatles cover.

But the editors have changed far more than just the look of the cover, which certainly skews younger.

"This is not me," he says of his cover, "I certainly move in a world where those people exist — they're all around me — but they're not my people.

And, this cover was certainly no mistake.

The old cliché about not judging a book by its cover is certainly appropriate when that cover is a building that has seen better decades.

The cover was certainly gentler than many of the previously published Charlie Hebdo cartoons satirizing Muslim extremism, but it will doubtless provoke many fundamentalist Muslims nevertheless.

Longevity does indeed provide some cover and certainly newly minted presidents might rightfully lack the confidence to survive an onslaught of criticism.