Sentence examples for he certainly lost from inspiring English sources

As soon as he started training with Mick Kearns he certainly lost a bit of that chubbiness and became a really established goalkeeper," Smith explained.

He certainly lost his way both professionally and personally.

Bill Clinton never had to run for office again, but he certainly lost no love -- or income -- after the scandal.

He showed me a photograph of himself, taken when he was arrested, which had been laminated on a plastic I.D. bracelet, and he had certainly lost weight since then.

He has certainly lost his common sense.

"I think he had certainly lost a lot of joy.

And as for Nadal, he's certainly lost ground having been off the tour for so long".

Sharkey is being sued for $280,000 (which he will certainly lose, since he is not defending the suit in Brazilian Courts) after which he will most likely be indicted for the criminal charge of causing "dishonor to Brazil" -- an extraditable offense -- which might result in several years jail time in Brazil.

Mr Brown joked that, while he would certainly lose to the president in a game of basketball, he could possibly still beat him at tennis.

He is certainly losing no time in making the team his own.

It is doubtful the Marxists in his party would let him get away with this and, if they did, he would certainly lose all credibility in the country.