Sentence examples for should certainly be in from inspiring English sources

We should certainly be in the mix at some races".

He said that the play, which tracks the decaying relationships in an English family, should "certainly be in a small theater," but he wouldn't specify Broadway or Off.

Through April 20 This may or may not be the worst show of the year for a big name artist, but it should certainly be in the running for most offensive.

It should "certainly" be in place for the 2016 assembly elections, he says.

Chickens are descended from jungle fowl; they do not like clear open spaces, and if they can't be kept in woodland, should certainly be kept in areas where they have access to trees, bushes or well-grown crops, where they can hide and feel safe.

From among newer writers: Mirza Waheed's The Book of Gold Leaves (Penguin) is a beautifully told and finely choreographed story of love, art and conflict in Kashmir – and should certainly be bought in hardback for the amazing cover illustration based on a gold painting made by the author's great-grandfather.

Measuring ADMA levels should certainly be considered in future studies on NO in critically ill patients.

Men — and especially young men — should certainly be interested in an event that affects every single woman in their lives.

If it cannot be read in its entirety by the students, excerpts should certainly be used in class.

In terms of what it should be doing to help the situation, it should certainly be involved in unconditional debt forgiveness to allow developing countries to shape their economies in a democratic way.

Because folate is routinely measured in the ongoing NHANES cycles and speciated arsenic measurements have begun in the same samples, the role of one-carbon metabolism should certainly be considered in interpreting results for arsenic and other similarly metabolized chemicals for future editions of the CDC's National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals CDCC 2001, 2003b).