Sentence examples for is cementing from inspiring English sources
noun
A powdered substance that develops strong adhesive properties when mixed with water.
But his reaction is cementing business leaders' impression that he is indifferent to their concerns.
Everyone is saying this is cementing the Fed's liftoff in December.
But without fanfare from its ultraprivate future residents, it is cementing a new title: the global billionaires' club.
But he says there is a "huge danger" that Gove is cementing the divide between academic and vocational qualifications.
"Key to the government's long term economic plan is cementing Britain's position as the centre of global finance," Osborne said.
The BBC's move to Media City along with ITV is cementing the region's proud tradition in TV and radio.
His own notoriety is cemented.
The fate of humankind is cemented with another walk.
Profound intimacy is cemented through psychic torture and debasement.
The Coliseum's name is cemented in Los Angeles history.
The BHR femoral component is cemented to femoral bone.
