Sentence examples for firmly fought from inspiring English sources
The comfort is that this will be firmly fought down by the new moderate people's choice, Governor-elect Schwarzenegger, right?
The Nazis firmly fought the austrofascist regime of chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, and orchestrated his assassination.
And if Theresa May attempts to cut and run with an early Brexit-focused election, Labour should firmly fight on its ground.
Litigation is sure to follow from celebrity types not happy with their Spock profile, but Singh said flat out tonight that the site will firmly fight any attempts to defy the community's decisions on descriptive tags.
"For those countries that seek to ingratiate themselves to the U.S. without regard to China's interests, China should firmly fight back," exacting a heavy toll, the newspaper editorial said.
Charlemagne used the church to hold his empire together and to enforce overlordship on the Papal States, while Adrian fought firmly but adroitly for ecclesiastical autonomy and painstakingly pieced together a papal domain that was not lost until the 19th century.
She talks about how she started by failing a state exam and how her family firmly supported and fought for her to study science at a time when girls were discouraged from doing so.
"The violent element must be fought very firmly by police and the law," said Ladhari.
If I seem to be harping on this it's because I firmly believe (and have fought to change this for two decades) that until there is better coverage and connecting of causal dots, the misinformation and paralysis--will continue.
The suicide bombing on Monday night in Riyadh that killed at least seven Americans has revived a sharp debate here over whether Saudi Arabia has moved firmly enough to fight Islamic militancy within its borders and to stanch the flow of money to terrorist groups overseas, lawmakers and Middle East experts say.
There is no point in obscuring and shifting the blame of these events; rather, they must fight firmly to set a proper example.
