Sentence examples for it certainly meant from inspiring English sources
But it certainly meant the scarcity of money.
"It certainly meant a lot to them," Rivers said of the Knicks who, after having not won in Boston for five years, took both TD Garden games this season.
It certainly meant a lot to the players, as to what it will mean over the season, time will tell, but Arsenal and Arsene Wenger have finally broken their Jose Mourinho hoodoo.
It has changed the way I view many things, Remembrance Sunday has always been important in my family, but it certainly meant a whole lot more to me this year and I visited the Tower of London on Sunday evening to see the ceramic poppies and pay my respects.
Out of the blue, my mother said, "I don't know what gay means today, but it certainly meant something else in my time".
Out of the blue, my mother said, "I don't know what gay means today, but it certainly meant something else in my time". Her voice was angry; her tone was one of disgust.
It certainly means a lot higher than the 1.5% the market currently expects.
It certainly means a lot of the little things in life that one doesn't appreciate.
It certainly means that for us as a school community there is greater harmony.
It certainly means abandoning rhetoric and jargon that are familiar to leftwing activists but which utterly alienate most younger people.
