Sentence examples for come firmly from inspiring English sources

Shoulder robing is basically over (blame Melania) and coats come firmly belted.

The remaining two candidates come firmly from the "gritty Bafta" school of British drama.

The message must come firmly and from both sides of the Atlantic that there can be no business as usual until Russia returns to playing by the rules.

But what we don't want to do is, on the basis of inadequate knowledge, come firmly down on one side as though we have exact knowledge and are willing to be judgmental about it.

After months of high-profile allegations involving sexual harassment in the workplace, ethnicity and gender discrimination, the topic of diversity has come firmly under the spotlight.

Some facts, like his birth date, came firmly into his mind, Mr. Brighton said.

"Folk" was a term that covered anyone from traditionalists to hippy-era singer-songwriters, and Harper came firmly from the latter group.

Mayor Sam Adams, who backs the fluoridation plan and has one of five votes on the Council, comes firmly down on the side that says Portland must address dental care for everyone if its progressive goals and self-image are valid.

And as Burnley won only seven games in their last season in the Premier League and came straight back down, the feelgood factor surrounding the club comes firmly tethered to realism.

But the university's achievement enhancement adviser, James Moran, is keen to emphasise that the programme is coming "firmly from a position of providing support and pastoral care, rather than tracking students".

Like many other small Church of England schools, Elton is voluntary controlled so comes firmly within the local authority orbit and also gets support from the local diocese, which sustains its religious ethos.