Sentence examples for it has firm from inspiring English sources

But Christ Church, which was established in 1733, asserts that it has firm legal footing to keep control of its building and property because it existed before the Episcopal denomination, which was established in the United States in 1789.

It has firm, crisp, juicy flesh.

It makes excellent bouillabaisse and curry: it has firm, white flesh a bit like monkfish.

"It's a good symmetrical tree and it has firm branches," Mr. Everett said.

The "soft landing" that the Movement for Democratic Change has chosen is a difficult path but one which it has firm strategic reasons to opt for, reasons that deserve more careful consideration from international donors.

But it has firm ideas about which country is best placed to promote these ideals: it has formally stated that whatever their differences, all trustees are agreed that "American leadership in international affairs is essential to the cause of human rights and freedom".

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.

If you ride on your jump before it has firmed up, it will crumble beneath you.

Wong described the chicken as "soft and delicate, resilient to the bite but not too chewy" and Lin said it had "firm meat but not hard … leaving pleasant tingling on tongue". The breading looked inviting, dark and not overly fluffy.

Air Lease said it had firmed up six previous commitments for 737-800s announced in 2010 and placed a firm order for 14 more of the single-aisle planes.