The anti-corruption spotlight will be firmly on the UK between now and Christmas.
No doubt more than a few cards will be firmly marked then.
The Burberry Prorsum show on Monday will be firmly noted in every fashion editor's diary.
But it is the batsman Tamim Iqbal whose name will be firmly etched into the honors board.
But he believes the country will be firmly behind the visit once Benedict touches down on British soil.
But the crowd will be firmly in Querrey's camp, and Berdych has had a history of early exits here.
Chances are that he will be firmly on the side of the modernisers, most of whom gave him their backing.
"That ball will be firmly in Harry Reid's court," said Representative Michael C. Burgess, Republican of Texas.
Your honesty will be firmly established, and you won't look like a crook when another project takes longer than projected.
"The i, under Johnston Press' ownership, will remain a quality daily broadsheet, whereas New Day will be firmly mid-market.
The comfort is that this will be firmly fought down by the new moderate people's choice, Governor-elect Schwarzenegger, right?
