Sentence examples for would certainly have taken from inspiring English sources

Lesser works would certainly have taken us off the trail.

This would certainly have taken the sting out of serves and facilitated longer rallies.

"Lady Thatcher would certainly have taken on all comers rather than treating them like this," he said.

Even more bizarrely, I would recollect English conversations with my family or friends, which would certainly have taken place in our native language.

McKenzie has worked as a porn model, and her oeuvre is sometimes sexually explicit (one painting shows her eating a bowl of soup below a framed image of a woman masturbating); the tabloids would certainly have taken an interest.

However, in the era before substitutes were allowed, Byrne refused to leave the pitch, deciding to disguise his plight from Don Revie's Yorkshiremen, who would certainly have taken advantage of the disability had they known about it.

"If you had said to me that we would have 30 points after this stage of the season I would certainly have take it". On McNeil's performance: "He was absolutely outstanding.

But I'd certainly have taken that.

"We're now halfway through the season and we're joint top with Hampshire after eight games and we'd certainly have taken that back in April.

"If you offered me 3-1 beforehand I'd certainly have taken it because this is a tough venue to come and win.

He'd taught "thousands and thousands" of classes, he said, and "it certainly has taken its toll on me".