Sentence examples similar to firmly narrowed from inspiring English sources
Stephenson converted to put Wigan 12-6 andalthoughalthough a Crooks penalty narrowed the gap, the pendulum had firmly swung Wigan's way.
By sticking firmly to IMF prescriptions Turkey helped foreign investment to soar, tamed inflation and narrowed the budget deficit.
Filled with a musical energy narrowed and pinpointed by elegant technique, Mr. Ono had the mob scene that is the Met's "Aida" firmly in his hand; the chorus and orchestra followed him to fine effect.
President Trump's defenders and even some of his tepid critics on the right seem determined to keep their moral blinders firmly affixed so as to narrow the discussion about the horrible incidents such as the mass murder at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
At the local level, some of the battlegrounds have now broken firmly in one direction or another, effectively narrowing the race to eight states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Its champions turned their backs firmly on the narrow provincialism of 19th-century Italian art and promised instead to overthrow everything academic.
"This narrows the organization and pushes it more firmly into the hands of religious conservatives and the right wing," Mr. Rice said.
With their perfect English, well-produced rips and suggestive lyrics, they narrow the social distance between Turks and their European counterparts, and make it clear that Turkey's youth have their eyes locked firmly on the West.
Your ability to pinch relatively narrow objects firmly will come in really handy here.
