Sentence examples for firmly moved from inspiring English sources

Ryan Sidebottom struck three times as Nottinghamshire firmly moved into the driving seat against Kent at Trent Bridge.

The doctor had quite firmly moved him back to his gurney, and now many hands were buckling straps over his chest and legs.

On Super Tuesday, the man who claimed he could "stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and [not] lose voters," firmly moved from the category of political theater to being the presumptive Republican nominee.

The club have become a lot more politically neutral, while their organised supporters have firmly moved to the centre-left and now often make a stand against homophobia, anti-semitism and fascism of any ilk.

As Tableau has more firmly moved into the cloud, they've been adding multiple connectors to other cloud data sources.

They seem to have firmly moved away from any desire to deal with content directly, so this looks less like a mistake and more like a strategic decision.

While holding the loose end firmly, move the pencil to draw a circle around that point.

"This is the people's voice letting us firmly move forward," Mr. Abe said.

With policy directions firmly moving towards net zero energy homes, what do we know about the perceptions and experiences of households who already live in homes at or near that standard?

Greece should firmly move to do so now.

"Jack's, if we are correct, also represents Tesco firmly moving on, coming out of 'fix' mode and being more creative, innovative and... on the front foot". Analysts at Bernstein think Tesco will not directly copy the Aldi/Lidl model but opt for a "cross over between a cash and carry and a discounter", with at least 20 stores to be announced initially.