Sentence examples for doubtless using from inspiring English sources
He's doubtless using every last minute to raise funds for his Minnesota court case.
And in trying to write well about political matters, I am doubtless using equipment that was inculcated at my father's expense at Oundle".
It too takes donations from outside Scotland (it has a thriving branch and membership in London), and will be doubtless using every donation for its campaigns, regardless of its origin.
But he will doubtless use the occasion to talk about security and counter-terrorism.
"Doghead" tells the story of three generations of the Eriksson family, who might politely be described as dysfunctional, though Ramsland himself would doubtless use a saltier term.
And such a character would doubtless use the net to try to find out more about the man, his button and the person who must die.
The Chinese have responded that America also conducts extensive cyberoperations, including against China, and will doubtless use the most recent disclosures to press that case.
It flows effortlessly, perhaps a little too effortlessly: there are a couple of moments where it's overwhelmed by its own subtlety and starts sounding like the background music some people will doubtless use it as.
Second, even if Farage, Johnson and Gove would doubtless use Brexit as an opportunity to further our journey towards an essentially sink-or-swim society, there are plenty of working-class voters who would probably go along with that.
The bill is generally long and slender, particularly so in cranes, many rails, and the limpkin, although the seriemas have hooked bills which are doubtless used in tearing up mammalian prey.
Jonathan Freedland (Opinion, 10 October) is right to warn that a "remain" vote in the forthcoming EU referendum is by no means a foregone conclusion, not least because some will doubtless use it as an opportunity to show two fingers to likely "in" supporters Cameron and Osborne, rather than as a chance to express a view about the future of Britain in Europe.
