Sentence examples for establishing itself firmly from inspiring English sources

Then North America comes into its own, and Asia surfaces and disappears like a whale for a few decades before establishing itself firmly at Albertville in 1992.

Since 2017, when Harari published Homo Deus, his follow-up, Sapiens has sold a further half million copies, establishing itself firmly at the top of the bestseller lists (and convincingly outselling its sequel).

The high-profile premiere of Samuel Barber's Vanessa at New York's Metropolitan Opera in January 1958 for a time gave the work an excellent chance of establishing itself firmly in the repertoire.

These voices have become a lot quieter in the 12 years since the release of GTA III, with gaming establishing itself firmly in the media mainstream, but they're still there.

Vietnam has now managed to establish itself firmly in China's supply chain.

Since Franco's death in 1975, democracy has established itself firmly in Spain, and military subservience to civilian rule has become ingrained in the affairs of state.

Over the weekend, however, Wales established itself firmly on the international cultural map with the opening of its long-awaited Wales Millennium Center, a $200 million complex on the waterfront overlooking Cardiff Bay.

The deal allows FirstEnergy, which generates electricity, operates a transmission grid and servesclients, to double its customer base to about 4.3 million and to establish itself firmly on the East Coast.

Control of the country has become increasingly fractured: Rebels have gained territory, the Islamic State has established itself firmly and the Syrian government has given control of some northern areas to Kurdish groups in exchange for support.

Guardian US has established itself firmly in the US media landscape with the extraordinary series of NSA scoops, and I'm looking forward to working with the terrific Guardian US team to uncover more untold stories and deepen our relationship with our American readers.

When he was appointed music administrator in 1958, he joined Julius Rudel, the company's general director, and John S. White, its managing director, in a triumvirate that guided the company through an important period in which it established itself firmly as a house giving important opportunities to American singers.