Sentence examples for lie solidly from inspiring English sources

Big business and the City, whose interests lie solidly inside the EU, need to take a stand.

Instead, they lie solidly in the middle of the table, and their 2-1 win away to second place Botafogo was one of the best displays I have seen from a Brazilian side this season.

This works for 15 of the film's 94 minutes, suggesting that somewhere inside this labor of lunacy lies a solidly engaging short film.

In charging to the centre, Osborne should be careful that he does not open the door for his leadership rivals, Johnson, and Theresa May, for them to lay out their solidly Tory credentials.

Even to ask the question in a purely UK context, as theguardian.com has been doing this week, is to be struck by a fast-changing world in which no European leader can solidly lay claim to the mantle of global statesman during the turbulent noughties.

Its ongoing success lies in a solidly discerning and richly varied booking policy favouring folk, electronic, psychedelic and global sounds, and subtle refinements to their offering each year sufficient to prove that they never take their generations-spanning audience for granted.

The southern third, which lies in Martin County, is solidly built with a mix of condo developments and single-family homes.

After St. Katherine's Dock was closed in 1968, more than a million square feet of solidly built storage space lay empty.

The county — which lies just over the George Washington Bridge and includes several of the state's wealthiest towns — was solidly Republican until Mr. Ferriero took hold of a moribund Democratic organization 10 years ago.

The metropolitan and other provincial bishops soon became just as important as the congregation as a whole; and, though they could never successfully impose a man on a solidly hostile community, they could often prevent the appointment falling under the control of one powerful lay family or faction.

Most are solidly pro-coup.