United we stand.... " Although unarmed, they stood steadfast, confident that their bodies alone could block soldiers and ward off tanks.
Although he has stood steadfast behind the team's nickname, now is the time to reverse course.
At the time, King said he understood parents' concerns, but stood steadfast in his commitment to the Common Core.
Briton Darren Mills said: "The chancellor and her country have stood steadfast behind their neighbours and EU partners.
Melania Trump has stood steadfast by her husband's side as more than a dozen women have come forward to accuse him of sexual harassment and assault.
While I am uncomfortable passing judgment on health care workers who stood steadfast in the midst of a terrible crisis, I am unable to condone their actions toward certain patients.
For more than 38 years, we were denied the right to refer to ourselves as Melanesians, but my people have stood steadfast in the face of a campaign to stamp out our culture, our human rights, and our dignity as a people.
But until this week, unions and Democrats had stood steadfast behind the nominees, noting that few if any Republicans seem to object to the pair on their merits.
While we were busy slapping ourselves on the back for each pro-gay court decision and election victory, the enemies of freedom stood, steadfast, their three-pronged pitchfork of bigotry clenched and ready to draw blood.
When we single out Israel, particularly in major speeches delivered by the President à la his State of the Union address, when he said "we will stand steadfast with Israel in pursuit of security and a lasting peace" without mentioning the Palestinians, we are conveying the impression that Israel matters the most to the exclusion of any other Arab state.
