Sentence examples for to certainly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a way which is certain; with certainty.
The women I spoke to certainly do.
I need to certainly protect my family".
"So we've got to certainly play better than we did".
Mr. To certainly delivers bullets and bodies in "Vengeance".
"This is the big leagues, so we're going to certainly go about it that way".
"I think this gives us an opportunity to certainly build on our strengths," she said.
"We still think that New England is poised to certainly set an example," Mr. Buseck said.
"If that means saving him to get us to the next round, we've got to certainly consider it".
Stewart seems to certainly talk the talk and he now has to be expected to motivate the troops".
It also looks surprisingly easy to make, and the demo shots (embedded below the how-to) certainly look steadier than they otherwise would.
Aside from relatively uninspired references to -- certainly given -- shared values and interests, there is still a propensity to state the unrivaled global influence of the so-called "West".
