Sentence examples for but it firmly from inspiring English sources
But it firmly established Sha Na Na.
It was crude, but it firmly established his image as a cheeky, up-for-it lad.
The trio is actually more Scandinavian than British — Mr. Hoiby, its leader, is Danish, while Mr. Neame is a Briton and Mr. Eger a Swede — but it firmly belongs to London's jazz cosmopolis.
In a 7-to-4 vote, the court upheld an earlier decision that the Border Patrol was justified in making the stop, but it firmly rejected ethnic appearance as an acceptable criterion.
Walter Evert, discussing the debate in 1965, justified the final lines of the poem to declare "The poem, then, accepts the urn for the immediate meditative imaginative pleasure that it can give, but it firmly defines the limits of artistic truth.
They write that the balance of power has apparently shifted to Mr. Morsi, unsettling the powerful Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (S.C.A.F ., which had been running the country since last year's revolution, but leaving it firmly in place.
A Facebook spokeswoman told Spiegel Online the company was looking at Caspar's request, but that it "firmly rejected any accusations that we are not complying with our obligations to European Union data protection laws".
China has not responded to the request but says it firmly opposes hacking.
You've to sound strong but say it firmly.
The boutique hotel in the fishing village of Treasure Beach might cultivate a shabby-chic vibe and have supermodels and New York hipsters lounging around its beachside pool, but it is firmly rooted in the local community.
