Sentence examples for firmly take from inspiring English sources

And I firmly take this as a privilege.

"Samsung's board of directors has to firmly take charge of the company's direction now in order to reassure both internal and external stakeholders".

The what ifs, the self-doubts, are knocked flat, and instead a hunger for human connection and a desire to empathize firmly take hold.

I want to believe and hope that in the process of re-establishing full-scale partner relations with Russia, David Cameron and the British people will firmly take the side of democracy.

Where is everyone else? PATRICK BACHLER Wilmette, Ill., Nov. 21, 2011 To the Editor: After the abject failure of the supercommittee, it is time for the president to abandon his policy of appeasing his adversaries for the sake of bipartisanship, and firmly take the helm of the nation.

The students' willingness to take on a new task is thereby reduced, if the teachers do not firmly take control of planning the learning experiences.

His parents firmly took root there.

Radicalism Takes Root Radical politics had also firmly taken root.

By the late 1990s, the foundry had firmly taken root.

"No," she said firmly, taking the pen away.

Mr. Abdi said that Ayatollah Khamenei had firmly taken charge of possible bilateral talks.