"The officers say that the police have rigid orders from higher authorities that they must work resolutely to thwart celebratory activities to mark this event," he said in a cellphone interview, having briefly stepped away from the agents to take a call.
When it comes to the bailout for Greece, currency dealers and speculators don't realistically think that the euro countries are capable of working together resolutely.
With this idea in mind, I arrange to speak to Charles Dowding, a man widely acclaimed for his work resolutely ensuing the virtues of a no-dig approach.
These acerbic British tales, populated by suffering housewives and harried working mothers, are resolutely unsentimental about the mixed blessings of the mommy track.
Saxon – proudly provincial, utterly but sincerely ridiculous in their attempts at glamour, resolutely working class – seemed to embody the same virtues as Mott, and songs such as And the Bands Played On and Denim and Leather shared the same desire to romanticise the life of the young band as Mott did on songs such as Saturday Gigs ("And then we got to Croydon!").
From its beginning, the street has been resolutely working class and when Charles Booth visited he found it a depressing district.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. resolutely continued working on the Court for several years after the death of his wife.
They were dangerous on the counter-attack, worked tirelessly, defended resolutely and had come agonisingly close to picking up a famous victory.
Ball made an opening for himself on the right and when the ball went in to Hurst the inside forward resolutely worked for a clear view of the goal.
She founded the New York Baroque Dance Company with Ann Jacoby in 1976, and over the last three decades she has resolutely worked — frequently with her husband, James Richman, who directs the Concert Royal music ensemble — to make the form popular.
