Sentence examples for firmly taking over from inspiring English sources
"Those people have got to realize that the only way Islam is going to weed out the radicals is through the moderates of Islam truly and firmly taking over the show," he said.
Southern California firmly took over the Legislature.
Manning – a medallist in the men's discipline in Sydney, Athens and Beijing – has put them firmly on track since taking over less than two years ago, and he described both their rides as "exceptional.
Voters in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming stand firmly opposed to the idea of state governments taking over control of national public lands.
It firmly sought to blame what Thatcher described as "the ultra left", specifically communists in trade unions and Trotskyists such as the Militant tendency taking over local government.
And Mr Hogan's uncompromising management style will see his team take over firmly at whichever Indian carrier.
"No," she said firmly, taking the pen away.
Geithner continued that pattern, and then firmly established it as his legacy, after he took over at treasury.
French owner Michele Laouenan, who took over the bookshop three years ago, is firmly embedded in Liskeard's literary scene, organising readings and other events with local authors.
On top of this, a record of only one defeat in 12 games since he took over suggests the players are firmly behind him.
