Sentence examples for has certainly built from inspiring English sources
With ads like this, the movie has certainly built up a lot of anticipation.
The rich world has certainly built too many dams, which would be a costly mistake for poor countries to copy.
He may not have pulled U.S.C.'s program from the ashes, but he has certainly built a new fire.
Pellegrini's nickname comes from having a degree in civil engineering rather than any industrious approach to football management, but he has certainly built himself a reputation.
The site has certainly built immense traffic by allowing people to share and collect as many photos as they want — many of which inevitably don't belong to them, in the legal sense.
While Blue Bottle has certainly built up a strong brand around the coffee elite, it needs to convince the world outside of caffeine-crazed metropolitan areas that it's a better option that Starbucks.
"We've certainly built a lot of iPhones, although it may not be enough," Mr. Jobs said.
While the mixture of loyalists to Saddam Hussein, foreign infiltrators and released criminals may not be able to build momentum over the long term, they have certainly built some in the past few weeks -- as demonstrated by the attack on the Rashid Hotel on Sunday and the apparently coordinated attacks on the Red Cross and police stations on Monday.
"What we've certainly built over the last three years is a spirit in the dressing room; as well as willingness to work and learn," he said.
Etruscans, Greeks and Latins had certainly built numerous roads prior to the ascent of Rome, but it was in the mid-Republic that Rome began to expand and to assert imperialism through paved roads called viae.
