During the 1970s, the National Front steadily gained support, standing in a growing number of constituencies and winning an average of more than 1,000 votes per candidate.
On "One Day," the first single from her coming album, "Epic" (Ba Da Bing), she tries to outmaneuver a tentative lover by standing steadily by him, the track's tambourine and twangy guitar invoking you-and-me-babe late-'60s country-folk.
It was an image of solidarity that might once have alarmed Washington, which has seen the United States' standing steadily eroded by a shift toward left-leaning, populist leaders across the region in the last decade.
Look how upright and steadily they are standing.
Ensure that you are sitting or standing steadily and that you're working on a stable surface.
To recap, in less than 30 days since Bill left the building, the Windows guys are tethered to whatever the Live Desktop will become, Ballmer is firmly in charge, and Ozzie is steadily making inroads by standing very still in the center of the Mesh and letting the various Presidents whittle each other down to size.
It has been virtually impossible to retrench and regain our balance in the hearts and minds of Arabs as debacle after debacle has steadily chipped away at our standing.
As they wait, a Republican candidate is out in the field, lining up support as Mr. Edwards's standing in his home state steadily erodes in the polls.
Gosling has a Mona Lisa smile, and an intriguing way of standing mute in corridors, staring steadily at whomever is around him, whether foe or princess.
On the day of Caswick's hearing, the third-floor courtroom filled steadily; by 8 AM, the gallery was standing room only.
