Sentence examples for leave certainly from inspiring English sources

"Buy to leave" certainly occurs, but the extent of it is contested and hard to quantify.

I certainly didn't want him to leave, certainly not to Rovers – and I hated that – but I thought there must be more to this.

"If you look at examples from around the world, a lot of people would argue that forgiveness and reconciliation with no element of justice will leave, certainly a large number of victims — if not the leadership — feeling that they need to take revenge or that their call for justice was not heard, and they will bide their time to take justice into their own hands," he said.

Does it matter?The left certainly believes so.

Higuain's burst down the inside left certainly looked more than decent, but nothing's doing according to the folk with the flags, and we move on.

If Daniel Craig could leave the James Bond franchise behind to make his Broadway debut last fall in "A Steady Rain," Brendan Fraser, above left, certainly can hold off on another installment of "The Mummy" to make his.

(In the event, those who do leave will certainly not be joining the Church of Rome).

And for the Bundesliga's internal competitiveness, Pep leaving will certainly be seen as good news.

Britain's decade of austerity will certainly leave it leaner but, relative to its size, it could leave it more hands-on, too.

The problem is not that climate change will certainly leave people worse off in future.

The Americans, however, will certainly leave more bases in the Middle East than the Romans did.