Sentence examples for firmly well from inspiring English sources

She slaps me down firmly: 'Well, Lynn, that often comes up in newspapers.

The Nets had 272 man-games lost a result of injury last year, and when Scott was told that in the past, the organization would sometimes rush players back, even if they were not yet healthy, he shook his head and said firmly: "Well, that's not the case anymore".

By then her reputation was firmly established well beyond Britain.

The birth cohort trends relevant to examining the possible impact of childhood DDT exposure on U.S. breast cancer rates, however, were firmly established well before 1990 in women < 40 years of age (Tarone 2007).

7. She's the one who nicely but firmly reminds well-intentioned yet uneducated family members not to give her child any of those foods in their hands.

I believe firmly that well-run arts organizations that appreciate how the world is changing, and react accordingly, that engage board members, that excite audiences, that create important work, that grow and change with the times, will survive and thrive for decades to come.

The efficacy of these drugs for anxiety treatment has been established firmly in well-controlled, randomized clinical trials.

"Organic clay had arrived like a harvest festival, and would remain firmly in place well into the '70s".

The winning well, firmly within the Thames River Valley, is just two-tenths of a mile away from a tributary called Oxoboxo Brook.

By the end of the 2nd century the church in Carthage had become large, firmly established, and well organized and was rapidly becoming a powerful force in North Africa.

This disdain might seem unkind, since he sings very well, firmly and insightfully, with a light tenor like René Kollo's but without Mr. Kollo's unsteady beat.