Sentence examples for will certainly win from inspiring English sources

"We will certainly win," Wieseltier says, "but it is a war in which we are truly playing with fire".

He is unlikely to be able to do it, but he will certainly win support on the right by trying.

Sanders will certainly win in Vermont and perhaps some other states on Super Tuesday and beyond, especially with his appeal to youth and passion.

He will certainly win it, and thus become a contender for speaker.Mr Rafsanjani, liberal in his economic views but socially conservative, says he has entered the race out of a sense of obligation.

Putin will benefit too from constitutional changes pushed through by Medvedev, which critics suggested at the time were designed to bolster Putin's power should he run again to ensure that the new term – which Putin will certainly win – will be for six years rather than four.

And for the people who roll by Chelsea Market over the next two weeks, Research In Motion will certainly win some vodka-and-cupcake-fueled goodwill.

I think Obama's approval ratings will rise, and he will almost certainly win if Republicans pick a weak campaigner, as Barry Goldwater or Bob Dole were.

As the Games progress, Team GB will almost certainly win more medals, and we'll find increasing numbers of people inspired to try something new.

What we can say is that Russian athletes, in Russian kit, will almost certainly win a medal at some point and the Russian flag will fly, accompanied by the Russian anthem, and viewers around the globe will wonder if that result should be filed away under "provisional".

Texas will almost certainly win the A.L. West (92 percent probability of occurring), and the A.L. wild-card team will come out of the East (97 percent).

Mr Zuma will almost certainly win re-election in 2015 having seen off a challenge from within the ANC, but he will not trouble the purse of Mr Ibrahim any more than he will rival the accomplishments or public affection of Mr Mandela.