Sentence examples for put it firmly from inspiring English sources

Though its specs put it firmly in Verizon's top tier of devices, it's a chubby little guy and the design may not win many fans.

The Catholic church is bound to take offence, although its own anti-condom policies put it firmly in the pro-death - or at least pro-HIV - camp.

It's hardly the dreaming spires or the rugged beauty of St Andrews, and despite its 13th placing league table success, it seems unlikely to put it firmly on the university map.

The parties should put it firmly back on the agenda in their election manifestos.

First step: I re-read all the work, then put it firmly back on my shelves.

As they put it firmly: "Nothing can touch us or take us out of ourselves".

The Samuel L Jackson film, with Scarlett Johansson playing the Black Widow, Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man and Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts, is set to smash all box office records over its second weekend of release, putting it firmly in line to become the most successful film of all time and relegating Avatar – which made £1.7bn worldwide – to second place.

China, whose growth has been driven by export-based industries, is usually described as the world's largest emitter of CO2, but its footprint drops by almost a fifth when its imports and exports are taken into account, putting it firmly behind the US.

St. Johann's latest coup — one that puts it firmly on Basel's cultural map this season — is its starring turn in the third edition of Art Parcours (June 13 to 17), an official sector of Art Basel that presents site-specific artworks in a different neighborhood each year.

Which puts it firmly in the clear to point out when Fifa does it.

That puts it firmly above the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction.