Sentence examples for had certainly spent from inspiring English sources

More than twelve thousand Ossoff volunteers had certainly spent freely of their time and energy.

I had certainly spent time in hot climates, but my reference for a good number of years had been the chilly San Francisco summers no one believes exist until they visit.

"We've certainly spent a lot of time with investors getting them comfortable with my style," he said.

Cain has certainly spent less time developing the "ground operation" in key early states than some other candidates.

And Mr. Nachman has certainly spent plenty of time standing at the intersection of entertainment and news, exactly where "Politically Incorrect" is parked.

Catherine Pepinster, editor of Catholic magazine The Tablet, says: "He has certainly spent a career in the thick of it, and he is used to dealing with problematic situations.

Ms. Gubar may not be a health professional, but as a noted feminist critic (she is an author of the influential 1970s classic "Madwoman in the Attic"), she has certainly spent a career immersed in the meaning and functions of the female body.

Two of the highlights are essays on tennis (reading Wallace's work has meant that I've consumed hundreds of pages about the sport; I've certainly spent more time reading about it than watching it), the first of which is both a report on a match and an analysis of Roger Federer's style of play, which is raised to the metaphysical in Wallace's appreciation.

People have certainly spent more on less.

McDonald's has certainly spent its marketing dollars, but it's not clear if any of that has had much of an impact.

The difference, of course, is that Google spent $12 billion buying Motorola, while Microsoft has certainly spent and loss less than that with Surface, before we even begin to include Motorola's continued financial losses.