Although his first published collection, Tiempo cercado (1959; "Corralled Time"), received little notice, later works firmly established his reputation.
But Hamas wants the UN to work firmly under its auspices, as it would in a fully-fledged state.
It's a good idea, but works firmly within the bounds of what's expected: beautifully lit, posed by professionals.
It's easy to forget that she made her impact as a wildly experimental artist working firmly, and very visibly, within the mainstream music industry.
Black and white woodcuts from Ms. Snyder's Rutgers days show her working firmly within the German Expressionist lineage, particularly the early-20th-century group Die Brücke (the Bridge), based in Dresden, which saw woodcuts as a way of reviving German medieval and folk art traditions.
As African-American and black scholars point out time and again, originating in characterisations of plantation slaves, the "blackface" caricatures worked to firmly entrench white America's sense of ownership over black bodies.
It also makes this the only work firmly attributable to the mysterious Hubert.
Mr. Van Wyk has set some of the work firmly within the context of colonialist history; in certain pieces, references to slavery and rebellion are overt.
They are extensively trained and work firmly in the control of precinct officers, with no pay except an allowance for the uniforms they smartly wear.
