To be fair to Richards, he was on more solid ground when he admitted his defence had been "grossly negligent" in the first half when his side conceded three tries and that the Falcons had butchered opportunities to turn the game after the break.
He is on more solid ground when his anecdotes are nothing but colorful.
Gerrard was on more solid ground when praising Liverpool's Raheem Sterling, who shone in his first derby match at 17.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 — With the Senate sinking into a legislative quagmire over Iraq, lawmakers and their allies are shifting to what has proved to be more solid ground when it comes to the war: political recriminations.
Mr. Kristof is on more solid ground when he urges an emphasis on liberals joining with conservatives in a dialogue devoted to uncovering the positive moral values that are to be found in the Bible.
The movie is on far more solid ground when the goop is unleashed.
With a big White House win, Clinton is on far more solid ground when she tries to follow through with the pledge.
The sheriff's group is on more solid ground when it suggests that drones could be useful in monitoring large public events such as marathons, marches and parades, where the public has no expectation of privacy and drones could help protect public safety.
Further, suggestions for future topics of research with the intention to provide more solid data when and how its use should be recommended to ensure safety for mother and baby as an utmost clinical and medicolegal goal will be given.
