Sentence examples for will certainly lie from inspiring English sources

Weaknesses: The loss of Mercedes as a team owner, as its priorities will certainly lie with its own new team.

But when the next crisis comes, its roots will almost certainly lie in some vulnerability that is as old as finance itself.

He will certainly never lie to you or bullshit you.

Olympiakos, the most successful club in Greece, with 36 league titles to their name, seem there for the taking having lost their last match to the Ergotelis (no, me neither) but will certainly not lie down against the aristocrats of Athens, who have a jaw-jutting three national newspapers dedicated to featuring and supporting them.

Fickle teenagers and young adults are quick to jump ship to the hot new thing, but these existing players will certainly not lie down for AOL.

But it can certainly lay the groundwork by then for tax reform in the future that will enhance the environment for economic growth.

The former world number one will next play either American Shenay Perry or 28th seed Maria Kirilenko, of Russia, with Henin almost certainly lying in wait in the fourth round.

And businesses certainly lay claim to them.

This certainly lies behind the appeal of "wild swimming".

The answer, almost certainly, lay in what had happened next.

The reason, almost certainly, lies deep in his heart.