Twice he probably stopped goals, too, first with a stretched-leg interception to deny Dave Kitson a clear run at Tim Howard, then with a steadfast stand-up block as the substitute, Jimmy Kebe, unleashed a powerful attempt to equalise.
It was unusual for a young Episcopalian of Moore's means and background to identify himself so closely and successfully with a ministry to the poor — to take so strong and steadfast a stand on a range of social issues.
They [will] be steadfast and will stand loyal, come what may".
By attaching his name to the federal courthouse, of course, Wimar was also making a political comment: that German-Americans would stand steadfast beside the Union.
They threaten to stand steadfast to the cause – in spite of US "weakness" – determined to remake the Middle East in their authoritarian image.
For Specter, that means having to write off as much as a third of the primary vote in advance, on account of his steadfast pro-choice stand on abortion rights.
Women were expected to sacrifice all for the sake of their new nation, to stand steadfast and unquestioning in the face of terrible loss -- and to do so within the confines of their own homes.
If Mr. Hollande ever thought that his decision to stand steadfast alongside the United States in backing a retaliatory strike against Syria would give him new stature on the global stage or help him at home, the last week has been a sharp shock.
He also offered stern words for North Korea and Iran, and promised to "stand steadfast with Israel"—although that will not be enough to quell Republican complaints that he is hard on America's allies and soft on its enemies.However for the most part Mr Obama packed his speech with ideas Republicans hate.
And we will stand steadfast with Israel in pursuit of security and a lasting peace.
Though we stand steadfast in our dedication to help the Syrian people, the reality is that no amount of humanitarian assistance will end the fighting.
