Sentence examples for be on a strong from inspiring English sources

But every act had earned their right to be on a strong festival bill: Ex Hex were the hardest rocking band of the weekend, Hinds the most charming, the Delines the most eloquent, Saint Etienne the most fun.

With renewable energy poised for a new lease of life in a an economy where energy requirements have gone up ten-fold, Gamesa seems to be on a strong footing.

He said the first step was for Cardiff and its neighbouring local authorities to work together more closely so that they would be on a stronger footing.

Given its international stature, one would naturally assume that primary education is on a strong footing in the city and the state.

In the next few months, Russia, which is on a strong growth track, might be able to add one to two hundred thousand barrels a day to the world market.

They're on a strong leash.

The weakest chapter is on a strong material: titanium.

("I'm on a strong regimen of pills," he said in 2009).

And this undoubtedly explains some of what happened (as does investors' desire to cash in on stocks that had been on a strong run).

"We're seeing glimmers of improvement, but it would be premature to say we're on a strong recovery path," said Richard Berner, an economist at Morgan Stanley.

"Incrementally, and it is not always a linear progression," says Tabotta. "We have been on a strong trajectory for the last two decades.