It rapidly grew in strength until 2013, when Isis leader Abu Baqr al-Baghdadi tried to curb its independence and bring it firmly back under his authority.
The parties should put it firmly back on the agenda in their election manifestos.
First step: I re-read all the work, then put it firmly back on my shelves.
Performances like this pull it firmly back to where it belongs in the realm of spiritual experience.
Having been in the process of selling the work for £74m, Wynn sent it off to be repaired before he decided he couldn't part with it and hung it firmly back on his wall.
Every week, once she'd washed and dried her hands and counted the money, she took out the extra and gave it firmly back to him, so that there could be no mistake.
But its increasingly dire threats, combined with last week's resolution giving UN backing to the American-led multinational force in Iraq, seem to have won Mr Roh a little more latitude at home.It helps, too, that while APEC gave a nod to North Korea's security concerns, it firmly backed America's stance.
As Robert Minto puts it, "Berger takes art out of the sanitizing temples where we store it and drops it firmly back onto the easel, in a messy studio, where a sweaty artist bites her lip and stores her way of looking in an object".
Place your hands on the tire at the 3-and-9 o'clock positions of the tire and try to shake it firmly back and forth.
"Old school" is as much as state of mind as a musical movement or style aesthetic, and it is firmly back in the modern lexicon, applied to everything from sunglasses to compilations of 1980s rave tracks; from vintage motorbikes to the name of a not-for-profit cafe in San Francisco.
If you do encounter an evil entity, ignore the entity, tell it firmly to back off, or return to your body.
