Sentence examples for he certainly wants from inspiring English sources

He certainly wants tax reform.

But he certainly wants to be thought capable of running.

He certainly wants to take part in this vote and will be very clearly in favour," he said.

He certainly wants to do things to protect the environment, as we have a history of doing in the United States.

While he certainly wants to be with a winner at this point in his career, the 36-year-old Jackson hopes to remain with the Knicks.

He certainly wants to write a book, the lawyer, Rex Butler, said by telephone, adding, "Believe me, it's a hell of a story".

He certainly wanted authenticity above everything.

He certainly wanted to do "The Homecoming," which he got together with Ian Holm.

"After Chappaquiddick, he wasn't sure, but I think he certainly wanted to make sure, if it did happen, that he could hang Chappaquiddick around Kennedy's neck".

A proud liberal, Lear had clear ideological aims for his creations: he wanted his shows to be funny, and he certainly wanted them to be hits, but he also wanted to purge prejudice by exposing it.

"I know he wanted to limit contributions by corporations or labor unions, and he certainly wanted to stop the transfers of huge amounts of money from the four legislative caucus leaders into rank-and-file members' campaigns," Mr. Dillard said.