Sentence examples for has firmed up from inspiring English sources

And Labour MPs are quite right to claim that their party's vote has firmed up in recent weeks and months.

The resolve Speaker John A. Boehner has shown in the latest round of fiscal talks has firmed up his support among House Republicans.

The Pentagon confirmed this week that it has firmed up plans for overhauling America's bases on the peninsula, as part of a global review of its forces.

It says it has firmed up more than 1,000 partnerships with content owners ranging from the Sundance Channel to small independent video producers.

While he has firmed up only one deal -- with Holland America, (877) 932-4259, www.hollandamerica.com -- he says he is negotiating with other cruise lines.

So, Corbyn has firmed up his stance on Russia being to blame, but still won't say it was definitely directly responsible for ordering the attack.

But now Labour seems to have firmed up its position.

But as the greens have firmed up under the North Carolina sun, the scoring's got tougher.

Recently the European Union adopted changes that have firmed up prices somewhat.

He stirred again, then stopped and repeated the gesture once more, until the eggs had firmed up, but still glistened.

And, as I said, we have to take the key because they cannot escape unless and until they've firmed up the plan.