The American Jewish community has, over decades, been a steadfast source of strength for Israel -- inside Israel and out, and from our local communities all the way up to Washington.
Over the last year, Ms. Campbell became a steadfast fixture on the social circuit, appearing at dozens of charities, galas, music festivals and fashion events in New York and elsewhere, where, rather than treating her as if she were a carnivalesque curiosity, people acknowledged her as a survivor of numerous setbacks who had come out on top.
Much like punk was a reaction to the excesses of prog rock, Futurism could be seen as a reaction to the folky excesses of Romanticism, which had held a steadfast hold over art and literature in the previous century.
Whereas Mr Duncan Smith's finest hour was his sustained rebellion over the Maastricht treaty, Mr Howard was a steadfast member of a 1992-97 governmenthatapproachedhed most European issues pragmatically.
So long as you continue fulfilling your role of leader, you'll find your dog to be a steadfast follower, and over time, a good companion who forgives your lapses.
Jain's degree made him eligible for an arranged marriage with his wife who would prove to be a steadfast, loving companion of over fifty years.
Their convoy's exit marked the end of a bitterly divisive war that raged for nearly nine years and left Iraq shattered, with troubling questions lingering over whether the Arab nation will remain a steadfast US ally.
Ellison co-chairs the Congressional Progressive Caucus and has been a steadfast supporter of workers over corporate interests during his time in office.
Over the course of his career, Bogdanovich has waged a steadfast campaign for final cut on his films.
Romney has roots or residences in a half-dozen states and is a steadfast blur, parts of his biography veiled or glossed over, his political passions often hard to divine or to trace to any particular series of events.
