Sentence examples for would certainly know from inspiring English sources

Bill would certainly know how to gush at a gusher gone haywire.

And while a manufacturer would certainly know its own sales, figuring out those of its rivals would be more difficult.

Matthew Perry's character in the new NBC comedy "Go On" would certainly know the metaphor: You're unlikely to win unless you're comfortable in the transition game.

Voters would certainly know candidates' party affiliations, but no political party would automatically be entitled to a spot on the November ballot.

When her therapist moved, she was apprehensive about transferring to the other psychologist in her small town, who would certainly know her prominent ex-boyfriend.

He would certainly know how to bring out the very best in his former Dortmund protege Shinji Kagawa too after professing himself to be "heartbroken" by the player's tactical treatment by Sir Alex Ferguson and David Moyes.

The purchase would be accompanied by a question along the lines of, "How much will I need to make a knee-length full-skirted sleeveless dress?", and the assistant would almost certainly know.

Whether art or autobiography, Beyoncé and Jay Z would have certainly known some of the impact that the narrative arc of the film and the album would have on our celebrity-obsessed culture.

In addition, Darwin anticipated current interest in implicit reasoning with his comment "The savage would certainly neither know nor care by what law the desired movements were effected; yet his act would be guided by a rude process of reasoning, as surely as would a philosopher in his longest chain of deductions" (Darwin 1974, 75).

Having thus distracted both himself and the reader from what they certainly know but would prefer to forget, Milton steps back and reflects on the effect he has achieved: "For so to interpose a little ease, / Let our frail thoughts dally with false surmise".

Our World Cup would be something else because we certainly know how to throw a party.