In a more solid composition from this series, "Wheels: Industrial New York (1)," from 1932, perhaps the strongest work in the show, he salutes the urban dynamics of the city; a bridge, thrusting towers and grubby tenements in a rousing, closely packed composition.
The change could give Mr. Toledo's adversaries a more solid stage from which to remove him as president, as some of his critics in Congress have threatened.
Mr. Smith's bill has attracted more solid support from nonagricultural business leaders, opening a divide between them and agricultural interests.
Over all, Dickey's knuckleball antecedents paint an encouraging picture for any team, including the Mets, hoping to get at least a few more solid seasons from him.
Until we get some more solid information from RIM or the governments involved, or the source is more forthcoming, everything is just speculation.
With a five-man midfield closing the many gaps that appeared in the first leg, last season's Champions League finalists had a more solid base from which to attack.
The proposed phylogeny of amniotes also provides a more solid background from which to investigate the evolution of the sex-determining systems and genomic characteristics of reptiles.
"I worked on a lot of passing shots and lobs and did a lot on my return, because I knew that was going to be important against Groth, whereas although in the next round those things will still be important, I'm aware that there's going to be a lot of longer rallies and it's about being more solid and consistent from the back of the court.
In fact, she refused requests to put abortion bills on the agenda during a special legislative session this summer, preferring to discuss the natural-gas pipeline, which she pursued in such a bipartisan manner that she ultimately won more solid support for it from Democrats than from Republicans.
