Two minutes later he's taken firmly by the other elbow and guided back to his seat, because he's safe - he's still in the show.
"Against this background the positive results of concrete reform efforts at technical level remain fragmented, reforms have not yet taken firmly root and shortcomings persist".
The loss of Ms. Parkinson has been deeply felt, not only by her "girls," as they are referred to — mainly Ms. Kent, Gillian Murphy, Stella Abrera and Simone Messmer, the dancers she took firmly under her wing — but also by the company's staff.
Downing Street said it is looking at a range of measures to deal with the broadcast of extremist material but insisted that any action would be "taken firmly in mind with the importance of freedom of the press".
American occupation leaders also acted out of racial animus, avoiding fuller reforms because they "regarded the Japanese as childlike people, prone to savagery if not taken firmly in hand," the historian Ian Buruma wrote in his 2003 book, "Inventing Japan".
The Winterbourne agenda has been taken firmly into the ownership of NHS England, which must now prove it can deliver where previous joint initiatives have failed – and failed abjectly, to quote care minister Norman Lamb.
And after a tense moment with Scott and Megan standing up together - in the knowledge that, really, both of them deserve to be in the bottom something - Scott is taken firmly by the elbow and guided to the middle of the stage, because Scott is, surprisingly in the bottom three.
While "Third Watch" (named for the 4 p.m. to midnight shift) has done passably in the ratings, it has yet to take hold firmly.
For Uber to become successful, it required the network effect to take hold firmly and quickly.
Private and public investment in AI have soared on the back of breakthroughs in the field over the past few decades, but the US and China have firmly taken the lead.
Despite their technique's effectiveness, both Church and Isaacs see any first industrial applications taking place firmly within the confines of a stainless-steel vat.
