She and her husband had agreed that it was the best model, safe and firmly made.
His many views of the farmstead of his childhood (executed largely from memory) include everything from doorknobs to open vistas, all methodically studied and recorded in a way that makes his environment feel safe and firmly grounded.
It is also seen as an attempt to reassure Iraqis and the international community that Baghdad is safe and firmly under government control, despite the growing threat from the Islamic State.
Drop towel over her, wrap towel around her, (leave all of her paws on the ground at all times so she feels safe) hold her firmly but not tightly - holding her around the shoulders works well.
"Now more than ever, this is safer," a pilot firmly told a few doubting passengers on a jetway in Virginia.
"But if he is here, he is safe," Mr. Gul said firmly.
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He would have been an all-time legend without playing for the club again, but with 458 appearances over the next 14 years, it's safe to say he is firmly written into Villa folklore.
William Blake and Henry Fuseli, contemporaries of Goya's, produced works with similarly fantastical content, but, as Hollander describes, they muted its disturbing impact with "exquisitely applied linearity ... lodging it firmly in the safe citadels of beauty and rhythm".
Thompson said that spirits were firmly established as safe for those with celiac disease to drink in 1988, when Canadian researcher J.A. Campbell published a landmark paper showing that distillation removes all proteins, including gluten, from liquors.
