Sentence examples for which you certainly from inspiring English sources

"Koyaanisquatsi" is an American Indian word meaning "out of balance," which you certainly will be if you try this climb.

As a starving novelist, I could afford to buy a three-bedroom house with a garden here for £45,000, which you certainly couldn't do in London.

It's there, along with the mock-Tudor houses nearby, to be a symbol of Britishness, which you certainly can't lay claim to if you're "cosmopolitan".

And yet the fact is that I am eating a chicken salad with lettuce and olives, and that you can buy lattes and espressos in the press centre here, which you certainly couldn't in Denver.

Which you certainly can do with 30 Boxes and have a lot of fun in the process.

A: Should you happen to feel fright -- which you certainly will -- not knowing if the emotion of fright exists will make or break your spoiler-free experience of Cabin in the Woods.

You wouldn't have the guts to do that even if you did win, which you most certainly will not.

It will happen the day you buy your first pair of over-the-knee knee socks, which you will certainly do, because they are one of this fall's fashion imperatives.

If you want to see how close this family is then allow me to direct you to their rather extroardinary reality TV show called - what else? - Wahlburgers, which you almost certainly have never watched.

This is the gross (ie, without tax) return and assumes you obtain the same rate all the way through – which you almost certainly won't – and that you constantly reinvest your interest.

"I'm from a place called High Wycombe in Great Britain, which you almost certainly will never have heard of because most people in Great Britain haven't heard of it, so I don't expect you to," he said.