Sentence examples for do certainly from inspiring English sources

It's a worthwhile thing to do, certainly, and interesting.

He had a better life than most people do, certainly.

It was a kind of blueprint for what we are trying to do, certainly.

Our closeness in age had something to do, certainly, with the kinship I felt with him.

But I do certainly feel like it's got a big place in trying to work out a game plan".

But he added: "[The Government] know better than I do certainly that everything there is linked to everything else.

For example, making Welsh necessary or preferred for housing allocation or government jobs, as some local authorities now do, certainly works against English-only applicants.

What the United States should do: Certainly it remains in the best interest of the United States if China continues growing.

And isn't that, after all, what political parties are supposed to do? Certainly, none of the top Democratic contenders are truly radical.

"We are talking about judges in the UK having more power than they do, certainly in relation to EU law and human rights law," Wright acknowledged.

"It's not an easy thing to do -- certainly within the studio system," he said.