Sentence examples for solid seats from inspiring English sources

I interviewed several local Lib Dem party officials and councillors, some of whom have spent years canvassing and campaigning with Mr Clegg on the doorsteps, and recruited him to the seat when he first secured election to Westminster in 2005.Even there, in one of the party's most solid seats, the refrain was that there is no such thing as a truly safe Lib Dem constituency.

You can see that great care was taken to consider the absolute must-have things for the perfect bar: a television for watching sports, top shelf liquor in lit display cabinets, solid seats with footrests and a game table for entertaining guests.

Local MP Diane Abbott has wittily observed that most of the Guardian's staff seem to live in Stoke Newington, a largely prosperous part of her rock solid seat.

Seating systems in adapted strollers or wheelchairs are critical to prevent or minimize contracture and deformity, especially spinal deformity, and should include a solid seat and back, hip guides, lateral trunk supports, knee adductors, and head support as needed, and as individually assessed.

If using the chair for a dollhouse, cut a piece of fabric slightly larger than the seat square to make a solid seat base.

There were hefty swings to the Conservatives in the two rock-solid seats, Houghton and Sunderland South, and Washington and Sunderland West, but David Cameron's hopes of a wild card victory in Sunderland Central were comprehensively dashed.

Fivethirtyeight.com currently portends that there are 152 solid Democratic seats, 174 solid Republican seats, 29 seats that are leaning Democratic, 42 seats that are leaning Republican and 42 toss-ups.

Once the seat was set, we used our Hexagon laser scanner to update the computer model of my sitting position, and then (once I'd climbed out of the now-solid seat bag), we scanned the surface of the seat.

Because solid Labour seats like Great Grimsby are hard to find and Mitchell is 73.

The SNP is expected to be a decisive factor in next year's election, this poll suggests that previously rock solid Labour seats are now very much potentially under threat - and the extent of SNP's impact would be devastating to Labour's chances of winning a majority.

But in what, according to one party insider should be "rock solid" Labour seats, a mess, created in their view by the party itself, stands to lose them support and damage their party's chances across the city in a general election that is far too close to call.