Sentence examples for was certainly known from inspiring English sources

The greylag was certainly known to the Romans; a flock of them supposedly warned the Romans of the Gauls.

This triumph was certainly known to the trustees of the Tate when they began, three months later, to interview prospective candidates for the director's job there.

He was certainly known to the West Yorkshire police and to MI5, but they insist that his activities were "peripheral" to the conspiracies they were tracking.

who he said told him about the deal, so the tipping was certainly known for at least the last three years as the Justice Department prepared its securities fraud case against him.

"It was certainly known as a secondary neighborhood and by all the other words that real estate people don't like to hear like 'transitional' and 'alternative,' " Now, he said, it is now a strong market in its own right.

When asked if keeping the Seaview Square name would be a deterrent, given the mall's history, he said: "The mall may have been known for all the wrong reasons, but it was certainly known.

Little is certainly known about Spenser.

"We're certainly known as heartbreakers," he said.

Inside, the answer to that question is certainly known.

It's certainly known -- you've said it here tonight -- that the two of you respect our troops enormously.

All that is certainly known (perhaps all that ancient scholars knew) of Thucydides' life is what he reveals about himself in the course of his narrative.