Sentence examples for begins firmly from inspiring English sources

He begins firmly of the view that it would be an affront to his father's memory to do the walk for charity; then changes his mind and starts collecting for the Alvin Weinberg Foundation ("the world's first pro-nuclear charity"), which he abbreviates on his bucket to "Alvin's Foundation" – raising £60 because "people assumed Alvin was a little boy with leukaemia".

It had begun firmly ensconced in the middle class.

("Most people don't bother to write this stuff down," Gehman says. "It's history"). Other poems begin firmly rooted in reality and end in some faraway fantasy.

In the ensuing years, Ms. Boyd, guided by the steady influence of Mr. Andrews, began standing firmly on her own feet.

At least when people begin with firmly held convictions, such an approach is likely to increase polarization rather than reduce it.

If I began this week firmly believing that Herman Cain would make a great president, should I end the week thinking the man is simply not fit?

When a puncture cost him a comfortable victory at Clermont-Ferrand, Amon began to firmly believe his luck would never change.

"Kernes turned his back on former allies and refused to support separatists in his city, and more than that, began to firmly curb all their activities in Kharkiv and thus became a target for those interested in the political destabilization in eastern Ukraine in the run-up to the presidential election," said Berezovets, who heads Berta Communications, a Kiev-based think tank.

The cells then begin to firmly adhere to and spread over the endothelium, which is primarily mediated by members of the β2-integrin family.

In the last 20 years, studies on nuclear actin became fashionable, and now a new area began which firmly established actin, its relatives and binding partners as nuclear components.

With that in mind, the focus for the team is to perform to the best of their ability as the route to Rio firmly begins".