Sentence examples for will certainly end from inspiring English sources

"This will certainly end my professional career".

Ride one of these and you will certainly end up in A&E.

But the year will certainly end next week, which means users of old-school analog calendars will need to start anew.

As for Paterson, his ineffectual governorship will certainly end in November, since he has bowed to pressure and ended his re-election campaign.

After spending the best part of a decade leading the way, Armstrong's dramatic defeat, when he was caught in three crashes on the first Alpine stage, may mark the end of an era, and will certainly end an aura.

It will certainly end a year of transition begun by B.J. Habibie, Indonesia's president and the handpicked successor of ex-President Suharto, who ruled and plundered the country unchallenged for 32 years before stepping down last May.

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Who would bet against a central bank that can conjure money from thin air?In another difference from the SMP approach, the new bond-buying will happen only for states which will almost certainly end up including Spain and quite probably Italy that have secured assistance from the ESM.

Since the top half of the deck is arranged in ascending order in spades and the shuffle will generally begin when the cards are divided roughly in half and interwoven roughly alternating every other card, there is a very good chance that the ace of spades will be one of the first cards dealt and will almost certainly end up in someone's hand.

His last five games will be among the more forgettable of his Hall of Fame career — which he said will most certainly end if he needs surgery on the throwing shoulder he finally acknowledged was sore.

The surgery will almost certainly end Teixeira's season.