Sentence examples for firmly kept from inspiring English sources

First, churches are firmly kept apart from the state.

It is a large space in the barn — sealed, insulated, firmly kept at twelve degrees Celsius by a pricey air-conditioner.

It is a large space in the barn sealed, insulated, firmly kept at twelve degrees Celsius by a pricey air-conditioner.

Tolerance, social justice and equality were absent from a social hierarchy that firmly kept "the rich man in his castle, the poor man at his gate".

Anna Massey was for a long time acknowledged and admired as the owner of the best fictional voice on BBC radio, and if you were lucky enough to meet her in person, then you would recognise that the voice was the woman: funny, warm, intelligent and lucid, with a sharp edge which very quietly but firmly kept you in line.

Just in case they're also interested in a veritable busload of alternative attacking targets, with a £14m offer for Espanyol's former Atalanta, Lecce, Fiorentina and Bologna striker Pablo Osvaldo very much on the cards in an effort to trump Atlético Madrid's £11m rival bid, and tabs being pretty firmly kept on Hertha Berlin's Pierre-Michel Lasogga, dubbed the new Lukas Podolski.

But in his series, Mr. Kenna firmly keeps it at bay.

Though his interactions with his players seem largely genial, he gently yet firmly keeps himself apart from them.

That would be enough to firmly keep Mr. Pitt's wattage from dimming, but probably not enough to end the hand-wringing in Hollywood over star power, veteran producers say.

France, which firmly keeps religion out of education, has many indifferent schools and does a poor job of educating children of north African origin.One sobering lesson from Birmingham is that academic results are often a poor guide to the health of a school.

The US needs to firmly keep coming out and saying we support an inclusive government that doesn't make Sunnis feel isolated.