Sentence examples for not cement from inspiring English sources

"We should not cement those inequalities into our immigration laws," Ms. Hirono said.

The resolution speaks of the "sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia," but these words do not cement Kosovo under Belgrade's control.

The world No9 was trading blow for blow with his countryman but he could not cement the break as some amazing defence from Djokovic eventually drew a mistake.

We did to a large extent but where we are now, on both issues, suggests that we did not cement the political views we were putting forward".

I've read consumers' complaints that lip glosses don't stay on long enough, and I am bewildered: lip glosses are not cement.

The trilogy also inspires what may be my favorite Adler dictum: "If you do a Greek play, play marble, not cement!" She provides invaluable insights on the forms of escapism in "Long Day's Journey Into Night," O'Neill's autobiographical masterwork.

Before kids, you're married, but not cemented.

But polls suggest that Mr. Obama has not cemented his advantage.

Until he beats Floyd Mayweather, his legacy's not cemented.

He added, "We learned the hard way that businesses are not cemented into the foundation".

Victory was not cemented until late in the third match, when Watson was in Nonfiction.