Trapped in Camberwick Black, their disarmingly steadfast relationship served as a surprisingly tender counterpoint to the snowballing unpleasantness of their new life.
These days he seems to have it all: as much professional success as he can handle, a long and steadfast relationship, three children, the ranch in Kentucky and bolt holes in New York and New Mexico.
For some of us, it's a more steadfast, stable relationship than the one we have with our Valentine.
But there remains a steadfast chromatic relationship between the plaintive overtures of the works, as if two warring serpents are entwined to fight around the same branch of the same tree.
And his past relations, I believe ― and I'm very cautious about this ― but I believe that Mr. Tillerson understands the importance of a steadfast and strong relationship".
Elsewhere, Nehring interrogates our steadfast insistence on balanced, healthy relationships, our readiness to condemn doomed, impossible entanglements.
HBO says it did not ask Kenney Baden to break privilege, and from the inception of "our relationship she was steadfast in insisting that she maintain that privilege".
She also said the US needed to make clear that "America's steadfast commitment to the special relationship with Britain and the transatlantic alliance with Europe".
Hillary Clinton, the Democratic contender to replace Obama in this year's presidential elections, said Washington should "make clear America's steadfast commitment to the special relationship with Britain and the transatlantic alliance with Europe".
The suit culminates the fracturing of a more than three-decade relationship between Ackerman and the N.R.A., going back to the shaping of such memorable lines as Charlton Heston's proclaiming that his gun would have to be pried "from my cold, dead hands". Wayne LaPierre, the longtime chief executive of the N.R.A., had previously been a steadfast champion of the Ackerman relationship.
