For some, Romney is required to "break loose" from the pack and firmly seize this race.
It took thirty or more years for the forces of the far right to firmly seize the reins of the Republican Party and the institutions that support it, and it will take at least another decade or two for our "people powered" progressive movement to do the same with our party.
A period of political instability followed, until the military firmly seized control in June 1965 under Nguyen Cao Ky.
She seized our arms firmly and marched us back into the store.
When a govt. has seized power so firmly, isn't it hard for the people to recapture it?" Father Berrigan answered, "Sure, and sometimes it's too late for the victims.
I know that I have a precariously short amount of time -- just a few pages, really -- in which I must seize the imagination of a reader as firmly as my songs have grabbed listeners' ears.
Mr. Powell urged Haitians to "seize this new chance to put this country firmly on the path to peace and development".
Standing in the center of an arena here, surrounded by thousands of Republican delegates, Mr. McCain firmly signaled that he intended to seize the mantle of change Mr. Obama claimed in his own unlikely bid for his party's nomination.
The letters show that Edith seized upon Bahlmann as firmly as the captain of a sailboat in Newport Bay grasps the tiller on a windy day.
Howard and Geordan Mur phy also deserve recognition for their kick-and-catch routine which led to Lloyd's first try just 43 seconds into the second half but, having switched to fly-half for the closing moments, it was Healey who ultimately seized the day more firmly than anyone.
Mr. Hackborn, however, said he had come to believe firmly that the Compaq merger offered opportunities that Hewlett-Packard should seize now as the industry is consolidating in a slump.
