Sentence examples for get firmly from inspiring English sources

He likes to roam four or five feet behind the baseline and buy himself time to get firmly set before striking his groundstrokes.

"Morgan's trying to get firmly established in Winston Cup again," said Stan Hover, another old acquaintance who is serving as Shepherd's crew chief for Sunday's race.

The first thing to get firmly in mind is that contrary to appearances and widespread assumption, the translucent veils of color in Mr. Ruscha's most famous works are not, and have never been, made with watercolor.

In Leeds, Peter McGinnis, the trust's workforce development director, agrees: "Once people see they get data about good patient care, we would expect staff to get firmly behind the plan".

The opening shots have been fired in the first big takeover battle of 2014 – for control of Time Warner Cable TWCC) – and lurking behind the scenes is John Malone, the original "cable cowboy" who is eager to get firmly back in the saddle.

Citing "the worst crisis in our history, with few international parallels," Finance Minister Brian Lenihan urged Parliament to pass $8 billion worth of savings for 2011 in votes to be held over the coming weeks as a "first step in ensuring that we can get firmly back on our feet".

Can it be that our air-transportation system is getting firmly back on its feet as a service provider as the new year starts?

When McGregory made the turn at the 50-meter mark on world-record pace, the Qwest Center crowd got firmly behind her, loudly cheering her home.

If tapering occurs without setting off a market crash or choking off recovery, it may help to reassure policymakers in the UK that they can tighten policy once the recovery gets firmly under way, without sparking a renewed crisis.

Goldfinger (1964, PG, MGM, DVD/Retail) Sean Connery got firmly into his charming stride with this confident third Bond movie in which 007 is kitted out with his technological wardrobe and given his Aston Martin DB5 to pursue master criminal Goldfinger (Gert Frobe) and his Sapphic pilot Pussy Galore (Honor Blackman).

The mutagenic and carcinogenic effects of AfB1 are related to the formation of its reactive exo-8,9-epoxide metabolite, which gets firmly bound with DNA.