Sentence examples for will be cementing from inspiring English sources

When Michael Grade walks into the BBC today, he will be cementing the extraordinary influence of Britain's most aggressively commercial television company, LWT, on the recent life of the corporation.

The San Francisco Conservatory of Music will be cementing its ties with its Shanghai counterpart on Monday night with a concert featuring the acclaimed mezzo-soprano Zheng Cao, who is based in San Francisco, as well as faculty members, students and alumni from both schools.

"The winner will be cemented over the next few weeks, and this is a winner-takes-all space, like Facebook".

Unless New York's legislative districts are drawn fairly, Albany's status quo of corruption and incompetence will be cemented in place for another 10 years.

Why do they behave as if, once the health law begins to roll out, it will be cemented in place like an amendment to the Constitution?

As it is, hopes are that South Korea's free trade deal with the EU will be cemented by rail links running via Pyongyang.

And, while at some companies values will be cemented at your first meeting, at others a shortlist may be fodder for discussion and final decision by top executives.

The relationship will be cemented via the establishment of a cross-shareholding between the two companies; VW will buy 19.9 per cent of Suzuki, which will in turn invest up to half of the proceeds in Volkswagen shares.

"They know that if they don't do a deal now there is a very good chance that partition will be cemented and Turkey will annex the north," says James Ker-Lindsay, a Cyprus expert at the London School of Economics.

Mr. Zucker's future role with the newly formed entity, with Comcast controlling 51percentt and G.E. 49percentt, will be cemented, an executive involved in the talks said, when it is officially announced, which is expected to be on Thursday.

A new "functioning, fruitful" relationship with the Royal Court under its artistic director Vicky Featherstone will be cemented with the British premiere of Ophelias Zimmer, her feminist version of Hamlet (with writer Alice Birch and designer Chloe Lamford).