Thus, he argued, the prospects for lasting success lay in steady advance rather than violent upheaval.
Miss Sasaki lay in steady pain in the Goddess of Mercy Primary School, at Hatsukaichi, the fourth station to the southwest of Hiroshima on the electric train.
That, the theory of pinch-blockers, the double sheet-anchor to lay down the steady start (leaving the lower order to hack around at nine per over) has pretty much been England's sole contribution to the innovative development of ODI cricket.
But perhaps they're at their most exciting when sparring at high speed: on Humble Mumble you think Andre can't possibly match Big Boi's nimble first verse, but he grabs the switch in rhythm to lay down a steady tickertape flow.
Investment bankers owned stock in these companies, but the road to riches no longer lay in slow and steady capital appreciation in the firm.
Even after the book was published, I never quite shook the feeling that my role in Dan's life was to be the steady, vanilla lay.
It is this conviction that lies behind the steady expansion of settlements in the West Bank, where some 350,000 Jews now live, with another 250,000 in annexed East Jerusalem.
Most ministers are arguing that the solution for Labour lies in staying steady under fire, remaining close to voters' concerns over the economy, and doing more to put over a moral, rather than bureaucratic vision of the government.
"The future of Italy lies on a steady basis.
The priority lies in a steady growth of the market share rather than in the quarterly profit, which implies that companies have to serve their stakeholders and the society at large for many generations (Witt and Redding 2012).
