Sentence examples for it will be firmly from inspiring English sources

But when the 10th series of Strictly Come Dancing comes to an end on Saturday night it will be firmly entrenched as one of the BBC's most important shows.

For the 201 inmates on Ohio's death row, the new opportunity to seek DNA redress was announced as an administrative pilot program, not a state law, and it will be firmly controlled by Attorney General Montgomery.

By next summer, it will be firmly on track to becoming a world-leading "smart" city, having won £25m from the government's Technology Strategy Board to show how a city can use cutting-edge digital and wireless technology to provide services such as roads, security and lighting to its citizens more efficiently, while cutting CO2 emissions.

When I deliver my two-minute presentation this week, I will be firmly in an invited space, initiated and controlled by the governing institution, in this case the UN.

Many of the elements that it wants will be firmly resisted not only by the British but also by others, such as the Germans and the Poles.

For sure, its politics will be firmly conservative, a point reinforced by the choice of lead article on Page 1 yesterday.

Once it cools, the railing will be firmly set and will provide a secure hand-hold.

At the very least, it will delay the nomination for weeks, if not months — and possibly nullify it permanently, since the Senate will be firmly in presidential campaign mode by this fall, and may be inclined simply to leave the task of filling the empty trustees' seats to the next president. .

If you have it fastened correctly, the bulb will be firmly seated and will not move when gently wiggled.

But it is the batsman Tamim Iqbal whose name will be firmly etched into the honors board.

Come the summer it will be a different matter, but by then my focus will be firmly on the three elements of swim-bike-run at London 2012.