Sentence examples for would certainly ask from inspiring English sources

What questions do you ask? A. I would certainly ask people: "Why are you here?

"If it were brought to Congress now, I would certainly ask that it be rejected".

The jury would certainly ask, "Could they all be lying?" Because jurors find prior-bad-acts evidence so powerful, judges generally exercise great care in deciding whether to admit it.

But efforts to defang the beast did not quite succeed: language about studying the stability of the EU and "the wider region" will surely allow the group to discuss enlargement.Fizzing with excitement, Mr Sarkozy insisted that the group would "certainly" ask whether the EU needed frontiers, to determine whether political union was part of a "new European dream".

"I would certainly ask members of the board if they should be using those wearables or not".

"I would certainly ask people who have been involved in the set-up for their opinion," Pulis told BBC Radio Wales' The Back Page programme.

Aldridge could make as much as $18.8 million next season and would almost certainly ask for all of it since, if he left Portland, he would be forgoing that fifth year of salary.

Sather or any other general manager would almost certainly ask permission to speak with Blake's agent, Ron Salcer, first.

"It would certainly take persuading [to leave]." When asked about being linked to the England role, he added: "It's very humbling, very flattering.

If driving down the Ventoux to Bédoin leaves you croaking for a whiskey, you'd certainly need one if asked to cycle up it; even the Rudge-Whitworth Keep Fit Girl might take a snifter.

But I would certainly want to ask a few questions.