Sentence examples for had certainly seen from inspiring English sources

If not, he had certainly seen other Tintorettos.

The country had certainly seen military incursions on civilian office before, but Glenn's announcement was archly received in certain quarters.

Foote and his family had certainly seen hard times, such as war, drought and the Great Depression as well as personal loss.

They had, perhaps, spotted the bubble-gum pink television; and they had certainly seen us dragging our candy-coloured Starck chairs out on to the decking.

In 1993, Carwytham Farm, a potato-farm-turned-dairy-turned-stable, may not have been the worst property off Route 27 in Bridgehampton, but it had certainly seen better days.

In 1964, Glenn made his first bid for a Senate seat, in Ohio, calling it "the best opportunity to make use of the experience I have gained in twenty-two years of public service". The country had certainly seen military incursions on civilian office before, but Glenn's announcement was archly received in certain quarters.

"I've certainly seen death before".

But we've certainly seen splinters.

And I've certainly seen that, in the past.

I've certainly seen this in my life.

East Tilbury in Essex has certainly seen better days.