Sentence examples for already firmly established from inspiring English sources

It was already firmly established in the culture: the red coat of the child, the sex scene, the elliptical cutting.

"Brazil has some extraordinary clubs, already firmly established on the underground scene but beginning to draw much wider attention".

Hollywood is already firmly established as a source of cultural decadence in Iran's pantheon of hated western symbols.

When I began my independent career at Cornell Engineering I was very happy to find the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) group already firmly established.

But the Aleksandr House team -- which includes some of Russia's best-known pro-market reformers -- has already firmly established itself as the beachhead of liberal economics in the coming Putin administration.

The link between film location and tourist trail is already firmly established, so it's little wonder that cities as far apart as Detroit and Melbourne offer tax rebates to entice location scouts.

This quickly revealed that flatsharing was already a firmly established concept, which people of various ages and professions, not just students, regarded as a suitable living arrangement.

But TV on the Radio and their ilk arrive at a time when a rock renaissance has already been firmly established in New York.

She was making Bolognese sauce to freeze for this year's holiday gathering at the house, already a firmly established family tradition.

Now "In the Gloaming" anchors a new collection of short stories, Dark's follow-up to "Naked to the Waist" (1991), and it's difficult not to hear in the book a tone that's already been firmly established in celluloid: muted, mannerly, controlled.

Dr. Jaffe also said it was not completely understood why poor, recent immigrants from Haiti appeared to be vulnerable to heterosexual transmission other than that AIDS has already been firmly established in Haiti where, as in central Africa, it is primarily a disease of heterosexuals.