Sentence examples for made firmly from inspiring English sources

"This point has been made firmly to all interested parties," Salmond wrote in May.

In fact it's in Myers's commitment to eccentricity that Girl Asleep – an art-house film made firmly with a teenage audience in its sight – finds its heart.

In the chapter titled "the rise of phys ed", Nugent places the blame for US school culture's poisonous jock/nerd cultural warfare (and thus, indirectly, the blame for both the Columbine school shootings and every American high school movie ever made) firmly on the broad and well-muscled shoulders of Thomas Hughes, author of Tom Brown's Schooldays.

But I think, it's when this triangle is made firmly at the beginning, at the very beginning and works on and, and everybody listens and learns.

According to the new CNN poll, ninety-two per cent of Ohioans have firmly made up their minds how to vote, and just four per cent might change them.

They must make it clear — firmly and often — that renewed violence is not the answer.

That said, Going Clear firmly makes its case for classifying Scientology as a cult rather than a religion, and for revoking its tax status.

Following thorough discussions with their chosen candidate, Singh insists the Rovers board have made Berg firmly aware that promotion is the requirement.

Explaining the mind-boggling abstractness of her algebraic topology research with the most colourful images, my friend has, in any case, made me firmly believe that everybody can understand mathematics — as long as they have access to a number devil.

A call he made and firmly decided on long before he ever got to the White House.

When you put it in its toilet, point to the waste it made and firmly say "No".