Sentence examples for most certainly happen from inspiring English sources

There is great wisdom, therefore, in shunning the evil that gossip generates and following the age-old proverb we have all come across in some variation: Wish good for others, and good will, most certainly, happen to you.

It unfortunately could happen to one of us as it most certainly happened to the three-year-old angelic boy I saw at the Nairobi airport as he was being transported to Ogadougou, in Burkina Faso.

Although Ms. Morgenson and Mr. Rosner hope that shining a light into the dark corners of this "economic Armageddon" might prevent another one, they sadly conclude that something similar "most certainly" will happen again.

"But it will certainly happen".

That change could certainly happen.

But it can certainly happen.

This most certainly won't happen overnight — we're still working on this at Snagajob and have a way to go.

It's way past due time for a major cultural overhaul where politicians and scholars pledge their lives, fortunes and sacred honour like our Founding Fathers did, or we shall most certainly learn what happened on Mars the hard way.

This most certainly includes what happened in a person's own life as well as any historical event to which a person may direct his or her attention.

That has certainly happened.

Something certainly happened.