Sentence examples for which are doubtless from inspiring English sources

The bill is generally long and slender, particularly so in cranes, many rails, and the limpkin, although the seriemas have hooked bills which are doubtless used in tearing up mammalian prey.

So the first rule is that I must, for the sake of my arteries, which are doubtless more clogged than your average London sewer, eat a lot less of it.

Which is doubtless one of the reasons that so many are abandoned.

Now, I have no wish to disrespect Carol's rear, which is doubtless excellent.

The songs, which were doubtless written under Neefe's inspiration, show no great feeling for the solo voice.

Small George's attempts to get her attention were not welcome, which is doubtless why he became an actor.

The inquiry and Downing Street, which is doubtless claiming that publication will upset the Americans, are deadlocked.

Either account would be troubling to most people; Bloomberg, though, is not the sort to dwell on unpleasantness, which is doubtless a continuing factor in his difficulties.

Back in the forties and fifties, polling was still new and glamorous, which is doubtless one of the reasons that there are so many second-generation pollsters.

Science proceeds by fashion as much as by necessity, and astrobiology is fashionable, which is doubtless why Toomey followed it as a topic.

LONDON — Noël Coward appears to be everywhere on the London stage these days, which is doubtless how he would have liked it.