Sentence examples for firmly caught from inspiring English sources
Rove is firmly caught up in the investigation into the blowing of the cover of CIA agent Valerie Plame.
The glare firmly caught F1's youngest ever driver, Max Verstappen, in the buildup to the Canadian Grand Prix, but to be fair to the 17-year-old he has handled it with a calm assurance that belies his tender years.
The forestry sector in these three countries, particularly, is firmly caught in a conservation versus development debate.
Tribute occasionally tips into imitation: you can sing Yazoo's Only You word for word to Paris, Change of Heart puts Eric Carmen's Hungry Eyes in the corner, and the sax-dappled She's American is caught firmly between the moon and New York City.
Once you have caught it; hold its wings firmly or else it would easily fly away.
The trick for the investor is to stay firmly focused on valuation and quality and not to get caught in the hype.
LBL, spoon firmly planted in the pint of coffee Haagen Dazs, was caught off guard with this item.
Both times they caught and drove only to find themselves being shoved firmly backwards.
But still, a creeping fear of being caught in a mass rampage has unmistakably settled itself firmly in the American consciousness.
But Mr. Bush had the support of the Republican establishment firmly behind him, his national poll numbers never fell below 50 percent, and Mr. McCain never caught up.
