His routine is steadfast, Mr. Montaner said: rising at 4 a.m., making his beloved Cuban coffee on a propane burner and listening to Radio Mambí, a popular Cuban-American station.
Technically speaking, the stock has soared more than 49% since the start of 2009, rising along the steadfast support of its 10-week and 20-week moving averages since March.
Beneath thy shining skies May stalwart sons, and gentle maidens rise, To keep thee steadfast through the years From East to Western sea.
Katherine Luna, the soprano, rose to tones of steadfast light in the "Libera Me".
That unwavering encouragement and steadfast reinforcement helped me find the confidence to rise above and chart a course forward.
"The U.N. and the international community remain steadfast in their determination to see a new Somalia rise and continue to support Somalia in its quest to stabilize and rebuild institutions," he added.
As the clamour of discontent rises in the background, the lady remains steadfast, unbudgeable: "The medicine is harsh, but the patient requires it in order to live".
Inspired by their will, their steadfast vision and their immense courage, I am motivated to rise up too.
"Down by the Water," a heartily strummed folk-rocker that unmistakably suggests R.E.M., hints at an illicit encounter with "the lash-flashing Leda of Pier 19"; "Rise to Me," which harks back to the Band, equates steadfast love with the permanence of mountains.
Mr. Jeyaretnam's steadfast opposition and repeated electoral defeats stood in counterpoint to the rising economic success of Singapore in its 43 years as an independent city-state, now with 4.5 million people.
Many may also flinch at his explanation for the rise of the Nazis: that Germans, "so true, so forbearing, so steadfast", were also too trusting and easily led astray by charlatans.Thomas Mann, the author of "Death in Venice", who fled Hitler, was caustic about writers who remained.
