Sentence examples for firmly until from inspiring English sources
Or observed a tower of four — yes, four — with the highest person's feet planted firmly on the head of the one beneath her? (Firmly, until she casually extends a leg).
When machining a large-scale aerospace part, the part is normally located and clamped firmly until a set of features are machined.
His mother had put the roast-in-the-bag bird on top of the envelope, where it stuck firmly until she looked at the chicken 40 minutes later.
Cook, frequently giving the pan a vigorous shake (holding the lid on firmly), until the clams have opened, about 5 minutes.
But tonight, I am drunk in my freedom, grab her hand on the busiest street in Philadelphia, zip my fingers into hers and press our lips firmly, until we melt their stares into a standing ovation, imagine.
It's in this environment that Frank is tasked with passing what he considers financial reform as historic as "what Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson did to control trusts, and what FDR did to control the stock market" -- a regulatory bulwark that stood firmly until it was disassembled in the '80s and '90s.
There was a tendency to depict Scotland as somehow firmly unionist until a decade or so ago, and avowedly nationalist since.
You must press the ends together firmly, squeezing until the dough adheres to itself, otherwise the bagels will unravel during boiling and baking.
Its whereabouts were never firmly established until today, when the oceanic agency announced that the wreck had been found in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary between Cape Ann and Provincetown.
Mr. Wright also argues that monotheism wasn't firmly established until after the Babylonian exile, and he says that Moses's point was that other gods shouldn't be worshiped, not that they didn't exist.
It seems the Tories have a marketing war chest of more than £25m, while Labour is said to have only around a third of that to play with, and it is keeping it's purse pretty firmly clasped until closer to the election.
