Sentence examples for firmly surrounded from inspiring English sources

With the addition of Bolton and CIA director Mike Pompeo to the State Department, Mattis is now firmly surrounded by well-known war hawks.

In ultrastructural observations, at the level of the ciliary tuft and the cell body (Figures 5 and 6B), it was observed that these cellular structures were apparently fastened by a striated rootlet region in a similar fashion as described for ciliated cells [33]; the presence of a microfibrillar mesh distributed in an horizontal disposition appears to firmly surround the cilia tips (Figure 6B).

Twist the foil round, so it is firmly surrounding the match stick, with about 2 centimeter (0.8 in) of the match still visible.

It can convert to hydroxyl-carbonate apatite (HCA) similar to the main mineral constituent of nature bone and bond firmly with surrounding tissues [ 4, 5].

We have the Chancellor surrounded and firmly on the defensive.

While a grand goal like curing a disease isn't going to be easy to reach, the thought of it, held firmly in place and surrounded by hundreds of smaller goals, allows you to go to work each day with enough reason to feel good as you move forward a notch at a time.

Some have suggested carving new roads through existing developments to anchor them more firmly into the surrounding neighborhoods.

The masses did not have distinct boundaries and were not easily separated and removed, because they adhered firmly to the surrounding structures.

However, he has a vice presidential candidate who stands firmly on the anti-abortion platform and is surrounded by people in his party who believe this and whose influence he is continually catering to.

Standing in the center of an arena here, surrounded by thousands of Republican delegates, Mr. McCain firmly signaled that he intended to seize the mantle of change Mr. Obama claimed in his own unlikely bid for his party's nomination.

He was firmly rooted in contemporary Israel and fully aware of the politics that surrounded him, but he often treated it by indirection and had been known to write love poetry in time of war.