Sentence examples for home strongly from inspiring English sources

The Irishman's first corner kick was cleared behind, but the next was headed home strongly by Huth for the second goal of his Chelsea career.

We played some damned good rugby, and although we lost a bit of composure in the second half, we came home strongly".

Turf account Chris McGrath's Nap: Dixie's Dream (7.50 Leicester) Came home strongly from off the pace last time in a contest that favoured those up front, and still looks to be on a manageable mark.

Ed Dunlop's Red Cadeaux, beaten a whisker by Dunedin at Flemington, came home strongly to share third with another French raider, Silver Pond, in the Vase and Roger Charlton's Cityscape, compromised by a wide draw, failed by just a neck to catch Able One for the near £1m first prize in the Mile.

And he had enough horse under him to control proceedings smoothly and efficiently; Elusive Kate, second market choice at 27-10, stepped up a gear on demand three furlongs out, put daylight between herself and the rest going to the final furlong and galloped home strongly.

Although the duration of the absence from home strongly predicts burglary risk (Weisel [2002]), many sources indicate that it takes burglars less than 10 minutes to break into a house and leave with the stolen items (e.g. Cusson [1993], Safewise [2013]).

But he needed to differentiate his homes strongly.

Our GIS-based regression analysis provides statistically robust indications that explanatory variables (elevation, topographic protection, landcover, time of day, month, and mobile homes) strongly influence EWP in Arkansas, with the caveat that hazardous weather frequency is congruent to magnitude.

Having a high level of support at home can strongly mitigate the negative health consequences of frequent travel.

Past studies have found that parking availability at home is strongly associated with car ownership and use.

We should have pressed home more strongly the point that there is going to be one prime minister, and it is going to be Miliband or Cameron.