Sentence examples for it is cementing from inspiring English sources

But without fanfare from its ultraprivate future residents, it is cementing a new title: the global billionaires' club.

G 2200 B [= G 5080 B] (continued): around the edges, although it is not yet clear whether it is cemented to the floor or to the masonry.

The use of flash cards can therefore backfire if you believe that once an item is successfully recalled, it will stick forever – leading you to 'drop' the card before it is cemented in your memory.

You can put an even coating of marine grease on the gasket after it is cemented onto the pump so it will not stick to the engine block.

"It's cementing the trend of the Secret Service basically acting to arrest or harass or control dissenters, and now not just at presidential events but at other events," said Timothy H. Edgar, the ACLU's national security counsel.

It was cementing that notion of wanting to do this for the rest of my life.

Prior to his arrival, Duke had never won a championship; its reputation of privilege and prestige had begun to build, but it was cemented under Laettner.

But before it was cemented into law, the country endured months of bickering and brinksmanship.

"There's already casing in place, it's cemented," he said.

It was cemented in the right's criticism of Hogg's insistence that clear backpacks would infringe on civil rights.

"It was cemented for us at that meeting that if we were going to replace Torborg, it would be with Jack," Beinfest said.