Sentence examples for this certainly spells from inspiring English sources

This certainly spells things out.

This certainly spells a profit above Street views.

But a big injection of liquidity almost certainly spells trouble for the rouble, which has remained remarkably stable in the past three months.Could it have ended differently?

Failure to make this payment will certainly spell a formal default.

All I know is that Pagan England certainly spelled freedom for my two O'Leary aunts.

Another Liberal defeat would thus almost certainly spell the end of Mr Charest's leadership of his party.

Thus, Doha's demise would almost certainly spell a surge in WTO litigation, putting the multilateral system under enormous strain.

Should Gladding lose her place it would almost certainly spell the end of her career, which had certainly looked over when she almost lost her life in February last year.

The irony is it will almost certainly spell the end of Ukip, since whatever the outcome, it will be definitive for a generation.

And if his demise didn't bring a precipitous end to his network of associates I deemed the boys' club, it would certainly spell change: His blend of benevolence and tyranny was unparalleled in his associates.

A Serb defeat at Banja Luka would certainly spell the end for Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic and his bloodthirsty army chief, Ratko Mladic, both architects of Europe's first genocide since the Nazis.