Sentence examples for cementing one from inspiring English sources
It can be more about cementing one's identity.
That's because the last episode was better spent cementing, one more time, the bond between the star and his posse.
His research has led him to conclude that Baker and the cases that followed it -- including 1964's Reynolds v. Sims, which cemented "one person, on vote" as a constitutional maxim -- were all a big mistake.
But as the next two seasons rolled on, Moon struggled to cement one position in the Broncos match-day squad.
Rodrigo was General Pinochet's favorite grandson, a bond cemented one fateful day in 1986, when Rodrigo was nine.
"I've heard the sound of a hammer and chisel, and my neighbor says she can hear them digging under the cement," one resident told Reuters.
Cumbersome environmental reviews have been accelerated, state bank loans are flowing freely again and workers are welding the grinding mills of Sanhe Yongsheng Cement, one of the new cement plants under construction not far from China's capital.
To traverse its famous oval forecourt, in which the footprints and handprints of movie stars are famously frozen in cement, one must zigzag through the thick crowds peering down at the ghostly prints.
Luckily there's nothing like the disposing of a husband to cement one's popularity in a women's penitentiary, and her trembling arrival at Mullwood Hall Prison is only the beginning of a journey of self-discovery.
The success of Rapha has done much to cement one of the more unlikely stories in the annals of British fashion – the rise of London as the centre of global cycling style.
To cement one API makes no sense now.
