Sentence examples for firmly want from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg had challenged the UKIP leader to the debate in order to woo the minority of voters who firmly want Britain to remain in the union.

But they firmly want to stay part of the European Union.

And Bernard Kouchner, he very firmly wants you to know, is the author of that transformation of the European left.

What he means is, he firmly wanted to roll back taxes; what happened was that they stayed right where they were.

Lazaro says firmly: "We want to keep a consistent look.

It's a visceral display of just how firmly they want United Kingdom to remain as a whole.

Then the voice inside my head said calmly but firmly: "I want you to walk with me.

As his press secretary brings in a handful of CDs, the senator says firmly: "I want you to tell me what you think even if it sucks".

"Take me to a judge — it doesn't matter which one!" When she finally encountered a judge, Nujood declared firmly: "I want a divorce!" Yemeni journalists turned Nujood into a cause célèbre, and she eventually won her divorce.

The New Yorker, January 15 , 1966P. 26 A man who wanted to phone a friend in Los Angeles (Area Code 213) dialled the long-distance operator, took a deep breath, and said firmly, "I want two billion a hundred and thirty-three million eighundred and thirty-threeur thundred and thirty-threeninety-nine".

By Allan M. Wilson and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, January 15 , 1966P. 26 A man who wanted to phone a friend in Los Angeles (Area Code 213) dialled the long-distance operator, took a deep breath, and said firmly, "I want two billion a hundred and thirty-three million eighundred and thirty-threeur thundred and thirty-threeninety-nine".