Sentence examples for strongly kept from inspiring English sources

"Hamilton finished the first half strongly, kept the ball well and in the second half the goals we lost were disappointing.

This means that the sum x1 + x2 is strongly kept under control.

It's strong and it's invisible, making it ideal for projects where you need the sewing to be strongly kept in place and hidden at the same time.

If Labor is not performing strongly, keep an eye on Bruce and Chisholm, two Melbourne suburban seats where the longstanding Labor MP has retired.

Nevertheless, something new appeared in the economic policy agenda: the local market solution for the industry was growingly seen as inefficient (particularly in light of the experience of the automotive industry, which had grown strongly but kept consuming a large deal of foreign currency), and the idea of an exporting industry was gaining consensus among the country's authorities.

What Cone did not know was that in a staff meeting in early November, two of the Yankees' most prominent scouts -- Gene Michael and Lin Garrett -- had argued strongly to keep Cone.

Prosecutors presented a flood of evidence that Monsignor Lynn had not acted strongly to keep suspected molesters away from children, let alone to report them to law enforcement.

When he became a commander himself, he said, he argued strongly to keep American troops in Europe — "an ocean" closer than America is to conflict in the Middle East or Africa, and working alongside allies old and new whom they knew personally.

But she is thought to want strongly to keep Britain inside the EU.

"I believe that can happen and they believe I can be a part of it and so do I. "Now I want to finish the season strongly and keep growing as a player - and for us to keep growing as a football club".

"It's definitely scary... It's resolved me more strongly to keep fighting".