Sentence examples for will certainly tell from inspiring English sources

"But time will certainly tell".

A guidebook will certainly tell you where to visit, stay and eat in another country, giving you tips on the hottest new restaurants and hotels.

ESPN will certainly tell the I.O.C. that its experience in televising the World Cup last year from South Africa, often at very early hours, shows its strong commitment to live coverage of a major international sports event.

"I've been doing events in schools and at book clubs with kids and if they don't like something they won't sugar coat their reaction - if they hate it they will certainly tell you," he added.

The social structure of Downton Abbey, meanwhile, will certainly tell them something about British society over the past five years, though I suspect that might not have been intentional.

As one British customs official explains: "If we visit a company in Britain and find that it is not charging VAT on goods it is shipping to, say, Germany, we will certainly tell them they are supposed to be charging German VAT.

"If he becomes aware if a player is edging too close, he'll certainly tell him to move back.

She'll certainly tell me when I'm not doing something right.

However there will be a Queen's speech two weeks from today, followed by a budget that will almost certainly tell the uncomfortable truths that have been hidden from view until now, and possibly a second election later this year.

Am I sitting next to the teacher's pet who will almost certainly tell the teacher as soon as I open my phone?

And I'll certainly never tell anyone about the dreams you've been having in which you try (unsuccessfully) to seduce Dumbledore.