Sentence examples for that would solidify from inspiring English sources

America viewed the vote as a transformative event that would solidify the calm on the streets and allow its combat troops to go home.

For eight minutes, he hit the stump outline in his head, floating a few terms that would solidify by Monday morning.

But the public persona that would solidify her status in American art was shaped indelibly by the pictures he lovingly, obsessively made of her.

The other ink dispensers would take their turn, laying down a lattice of collagen and fibroblasts that would solidify around the network of fugitive ink, encasing it in tan-colored living tissue.

These developments may not seem as downright prominent a push as, say, a Google-branded Wallet card that would solidify the service's presence in meatspace, but former Wallet chief Osama Bedler is out, and that ship has sailed.

In his inaugural address, Gardner set what he hoped was a tone that would solidify his position has the party leader.

The duo believed that freer markets would bring economic gains and that they would solidify popular support for the conservative cause.

In fact, trees were already disappearing from his work in 1912, their branches bent into the black lines and angles that would shortly solidify as grids.

But no matter how great Home Alone may be, it's still missing one thing that would fully solidify its status as a stone-cold classic: mass amounts of weed.

It is dumbfounding that the campaign has not brought in Paul Begala to lead the debate prep for Obama, and that they haven't asked Bill Clinton to play McCain in mock debates, since no one could do it better, and it would bring the former President into the campaign in a way that would both solidify their relationship and make optimal use of the former President's talents.

Or, an irregularity in the cat's system could lead to the over-production of certain minerals that would only solidify in the bladder, leading to bladder stones.