Sentence examples for firmly built from inspiring English sources

The foundations for London's achievements were firmly built on the knowledge and expertise of previous Olympic organisers.

This was the first act of a 10-day rolling strike involving 2,500 people, focused on an issue much beloved of Lever himself, and now firmly built into the national conversation: pensions.

She has now firmly built a big lead in delegates needed to clinch the nomination — a margin that would be smaller if Mr. Sanders had run differently last year, according to interviews with more than 15 people who are on his team or close to him.

Yet the facts are obvious enough: "Food aid" is something firmly built into our national life, the supposed safety net of social security is getting more threadbare by the month – and the question demands to be asked, not for reasons of melodrama, but hard political fact: what kind of country is Britain becoming?

When it comes to big-picture stuff, a majority of us seem to believe in the notion of welfare dependency (once a controversial trope peddled by the nasty Tory right, but now as firmly built into the public consciousness as the idea that the poor spend too much of their money on booze, fags and Sky TV).

Sure, I can find those books in my firmly built and landscaped library building but there is something so very romantic and adventurous and mysterious about finding treasures in a traveling caravan, as if my very fortunes were about to be foretold by a veiled woman sitting around a glistening globe.

Some, to their credit, built firmly coupled gay lives without the social support and investment that marriage brings.

Open Tue-Sat 1.30pm-3.30pm, 9pm-11.30pm Saüc has long been one of the more reliable modern bistros offering inventive cooking built firmly on the foundation of the classics.

Wagner wrote "music dramas" (even though some modern Wagner scholars now cast cold water on that term); Brahms composed symphonies built firmly on the sonata form.

With the right partner in Asia, Ann will be on her way to solidifying a top position in the global bike market that is built firmly on her company's commanding role in the U.S. bicycle industry.

Mr. Singh's unconvincing snarls aside, the film features strong performances from a mostly nonprofessional cast, a pleasantly muted look reminiscent of cinema made decades ago and some lovely dance sequences, which, contrary to the style of many Indian films, are built firmly into the narrative.