Sentence examples for firm fixture from inspiring English sources

A firm fixture at international level for a Belgian side of which much is hoped for the future.

Hall, a firm fixture on the London social scene, does not want or need a boost from the tycoon's power and wealth.

Since then, as well as Connick, the Algonquin has also been the launch pad for Diana Krall and has become a firm fixture of Manhattan life.

Laos is a firm fixture on backpacker/gap-year itineraries but, unlike Vietnam, it hasn't shown up much on the escorted or family market.

Other complications led even Republican Representative John Boehner to call it "horrendous". But the transition was managed, and Medicare Part D is now a firm fixture in the Medicare firmament.

With a header, left-foot shot and right-foot shot the 20-year-old etched his name into history as the first Celtic player to score three in an Old Firm fixture since 1973.

Although the controversial split would remain in some capacity, broadcasters would be satisfied by the continued existence of four Old Firm fixtures.

Those who cite such incidents as crucial to the madness that follows Old Firm fixtures too readily discount wider societal issues.

Further analysis by the Scottish government reported incidents of domestic abuse increased by a third on weekends when Old Firm fixtures were held.

It's the forgotten classical music anniversary this year: not Vaughan Williams (50 years since his death in 1958) or Olivier Messiaen (100 years since his birth) - both of whom have been firm fixtures of festivals, orchestras, and even opera houses this year - but Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, who died in 1908.

The SPL say the scenario is completely hypothetical but plan to hold talks with police and the clubs before the game, as is the case before all Old Firm fixtures.