Sentence examples for had certainly put from inspiring English sources

Colin Montgomerie had certainly put the work in, but it availed him almost nothing after he was disqualified.

Mr. Giuliani then observed that Mr. Obama's involvement in the governor's race had certainly put Mr. Paterson in a tough spot: "That's an awful lot of pressure to put on a governor, the president of the United States telling you not to run for office".

I've certainly put the hours in.

James Faulkner has certainly put himself in the mix for Brisbane with his performance at The Oval.

Stretching the season into May has certainly put the players at risk of heat exhaustion.

"The mafiosi have certainly put their passbooks in order by now," remarks Mr Ingroia.

Whether or not the Patriot Plan knocks out FARC, it has certainly put it on the defensive.

The Financial Times' scoop has certainly put the wind up the consumer technology and music industries alike.

And if nothing else, they have certainly put a spanner in the words for their division rivals.

Color and print have certainly put in a merry appearance after barren years — even decades — when neutral shades and the perennial black have ruled women's closets.

"The rise of Ukip, as well as Nick Griffin's own narcissistic downwards spiral, has certainly put paid to any hope the BNP had of electoral success.