Sentence examples for started certainly from inspiring English sources

Those "rushing to defend the BBC are tilting at windmills" and "trying to have an argument that's not been started, certainly not by me".

"This idea that there is an ideological drive to destroy the BBC is just extraordinary, the people rushing to defend the BBC are tilting at windmills, they are trying to have an argument that has never been started, certainly not by me," he said, during an interview session at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.

I managed to get this column started; certainly more writing jobs would be easy to find now that I was fully committed to my new career.

It is not just muck around the practitioners of politics, even if they might not be a bad place to start; certainly a dispassionate dip into their recent and current shenanigans makes for queasy reading.

InBloom is just getting started, but certainly the visions and the potential is there.

That's a good start, certainly.

But Perez's poor start certainly set off alarms.

It was not your typical business start, certainly.

Wright, making his first National Football League start, certainly was not awed or overwhelmed by the situation.

Barcelona hadn't won a trophy against Madrid at the Bernabeu since 1968 and its flat start certainly made victory look unlikely.

But if 15 go it will be a significant start, certainly in terms of domestic politics.There have been intelligence warnings of violent or even armed resistance from settler extremists.