Sentence examples for lying firmly from inspiring English sources
He fights back, he thrashes, he has already inhaled water, he tries to strike the woman, but she stays lying firmly on top of him; he cannot lift his head to get air, and after several long, very long, seconds he ceases to move.
Responsibility for calling off the ceasefire lies firmly with ETA.
But its roots lie firmly in the East Anglian community.
The responsibility lies firmly within an unregulated financial sector.
The new organisation lies firmly at the Theory Y end of his spectrum.
The responsibility lies firmly on his shoulders and he rightly took the decision to resign.
Although a scientist by training, James's background lies firmly in the business world.
Bjorn was eager to emphasise that his displeasure lies firmly with Woosnam and not Westwood.
And the explanation for that lies firmly in Europe's past.* "Ces Hommes Qui Ont Fait l'Euro".
The dominant narrative in the debate tells us that the problem lies firmly with the theology camp.
Soca was restricted in what it could do because the proceedings lay firmly within the jurisdiction of the Spanish authorities.
