Sentence examples for has certainly moved from inspiring English sources
Corporate America has certainly moved faster.
TT: This album has certainly moved away from your rock roots.
The president, he said, has certainly moved to the enter, but mostly "rhetorically".
Competition has certainly moved way down the ladder of importance in my life".
It has certainly moved on a pace since then, with woodland burials, banana leaf or pineapple leaf coffins.
"The war on terrorism has certainly moved the focus away from domestic problems," said Mayor Bill Purcell of Nashville.
They've certainly moved south onto Key Largo.
"We've certainly moved, as a nation, beyond those dishes," the food columnist Josh Ozersky declared on Time.com last year.
Things have certainly moved on since the old complaint that, following the golden age of the studios when Joan Crawford and Bette Davis held sway, an actress had no value in Tinseltown beyond the age of 30.
When I first went to the shows, a couple of years ago, the internet was barely acknowledged, so things have certainly moved on hugely, though I can't help feeling that whacking a few random teenage bloggers on your front row is a publicity stunt, not a demonstration of your understanding of the web.
