Sentence examples for now she certainly from inspiring English sources

Living in Los Angeles now, she certainly sounds like she has her head screwed on about the city.

"Now she will certainly cash in on her popularity, and she has much more chance of winning.”.

When Aaron Kelly, 16, the youngest contestant, appeared onstage with his hair moussed into a choppy Tintin thatch, she said, "Are you trying to do your hair like mine now?" And she certainly does the homework.

When Harriet Harman hinted that the Government might use equality legislation to force the appointment of more women managers in the banks that we, the taxpayers, now own she certainly ruffled some – mainly male – feathers.

She doesn't really remember me now, but she certainly has not forgotten Chance.

If Jolie were starting out now, she would almost certainly have to don the lycra – and probably find herself playing second fiddle to some superhero male.

Now, she says, emigration is certainly not traitorous, but it is "giving up".

She won't tell me how much she's worth now but certainly she's earning more than she did when she was a saleswoman.

Now she is less lonely and certainly has money – though that isn't everything, she stresses.

"But I certainly am now," she says.

If she hadn't been feeling terrible before, she certainly was now.