Sentence examples for will keep firmly from inspiring English sources

However, separatist leader Andrei Purgin told Russia's RIA news agency: "Despite the provocations of Ukrainian forces, the militias... will keep firmly to the Minsk agreement.

It is rumoured to have done more tests with it as well, but the results are still classified.The MIRACL's bulk will keep it firmly on the ground.

His value as an ambassadorial figure will keep him firmly in the public consciousness in the buildup to next year's Rugby World Cup in England but, interestingly, Lancaster would be happy to invite him into camp as a mentor, if that role ever appeals to Wilkinson in the future.

They're heavy, and that plus the rubberized anti-slip pads will keep them firmly rooted on your desk.

Crouch is hoping his Premier League goal for Stoke against Manchester City will keep him firmly in the mind of whoever the new man is this summer when England go to Poland and Ukraine.

And that will be kept firmly under control.

At its next concert, the Westchester Chamber Orchestra will be kept firmly within the 18th century when its music director, Barry Charles Hoffman, takes up his baton on Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. in Joyce Hall at Iona College in New Rochelle.

I think that instinctively people know this, and there is a broad acceptance therefore that the cuts are not only necessary but will open many doors that present restraints keep firmly closed.

Nick Clegg has insisted the Liberal Democrats will keep Britain "anchored firmly in the heart of the European Union", after the new Conservative defence secretary said David Cameron had appointed a Eurosceptic cabinet to match the mood of the country.

Tiny rubber nipples positioned at each corner will keep your notebook firmly in place.

Bale has now moved into a different stratosphere, but despite all that the boyo wonder will keep his feet firmly on the ground.