Before the revolution, Tunisia had been kept rigidly secular.
If the system was to survive, it had to be kept rigidly in place.
In his honour she has kept rigidly to that schedule, but after being beaten comfortably by Gajdosova at Roland Garros, the omens for Wimbledon didn't seem especially propitious when she lost on grass in the opening round in Birmingham.
For Thucydides kept rigidly to his theme: the history of a war that is, a story of battles and sieges, of alliances hastily made and soon broken, and, most important, of the behaviour of peoples as the war dragged on and on, of the inevitable "corrosion of the human spirit".
Where Joan Miro espoused the "automatic" approach, letting the unconscious determine the line, and Dali reached into the dreamworld, returning to three-dimensional and figurative art in his later work, Magritte kept rigidly to his canon of flat dimensions and frozen images.
We have not kept rigidly to using the curation tool for all data sets.
In our training fermentation and respiration were kept rigidly separate, with respiration referring only to processes in which protons or Na ions were translocated across a membrane by an electron transport chain and the resulting chemo-osmotic gradient used to produce ATP.
A quote, on the rigors of his labor: "I had to keep it rigidly hard for a period of nine hours, and this was way before Viagra had even been thought of and fire off bang on cue!" He's all about giving the power back to the people!
But when the strategic map has been hastily prepared, and the captain's crew is not paying attention to imminent signs of peril, they rigidly keep their hand on the ship's rudder and repeatedly sail right into the storms, resulting in another loss in the seas of competition.
