Sentences with phrase «firmly fixed on»

I kept my eyes firmly fixed on the finish line the whole way.

1) With your eyes firmly fixed on a new, so far unknown organization, BANKRUPT the entire current upper echelon system.

Similarly, the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health within the Department of Health and Ageing should remain firmly fixed on expanding primary health care services and implementing existing health programs such as Healthy for Life.

Whether your rose - tinted gaze is firmly fixed on the earliest Lumias, or you think the newer Windows 10 Mobile devices are the cream of the crop, we're eager to hear your opinions on the best Windows handset ever.

By polling the jury, with your eyes firmly fixed on those of each juror, staring intently and transmitting your telepathic message to speak out, tell the court that you don't agree with the verdict, let the world know that the verdict is wrong, you give the defendant one final chance to break free of the conviction.

They have long had their toes in legal waters in areas such as tax and insolvency but are firmly fixed on expanding their global legal services offering.

The principle has long been reflected in the museum's bold exhibition programming, and a collecting policy that keeps an eye firmly fixed on the future — facets that come together in the Whitney Biennial, its renowned invitational show of recent developments of contemporary art in America.

All eyes (and cameras) were firmly fixed on the horizon as the setting sun spread a kaleidoscope of fiery hues across the impossibly blue sky.

As long as the Border collie is in the herding / working position, (crouched down, tail tucked between legs, eyes firmly fixed on the matter in hand), it considers it work.

This glass Chow Chow has his eyes firmly fixed on you.

LIV's directors are clearly aware of this, with no further investment / recycling of funds into private equity in the past few years — the focus has been firmly fixed on credit strategies & share buybacks.

With an intramural contest in GT1 at this race, the team has its eyes firmly fixed on the Le Mans prize.

There's a decent supporting cast, with Ben Whishaw as a Copenhagen bachelor attracted to Lili (for a long time it's not clear if he knows she's still a man underneath) while the Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts does his handsome best to bring to life a character who feels he's been invented especially for the film — the childhood friend who once found Einar so attractive he kissed him, but whose romantic attentions are now firmly fixed on Gerda.

I love the first dress, the cream one, so much < 3 Also, I was massively sidetracked whilst admiring this post, by my eyes wandering away and becoming firmly fixed on the little doggy in your DP on the right hand side — how cute please?!?!?!

The owners, Jeff Cresswell and Michelle Kalberer are «firmly fixed on the task of making healthy, high - quality goods that will faithfully replace a lifetime of single - use items.»

You keep firmly fixed on the good scientific studies.

Pretty childish» On his part, former Okai Koi South MP and former Employment Minister in the erstwhile Kufuor administration, Nana Akomea, is also said to have his eyes firmly fixed on grabbing the vacant Chief Executive Officer post at the National Health Insurance Authority.

The return of the special one, new leaders of each of the Manchester clubs, players coming in from all over the world eager to stamp their talents on the best league in Europe, and 3 promoted teams who all have shocks and survival firmly fixed on their minds.

So we have a two legged affair with our eyes firmly fixed on France, who depending on the draw are not a given ut more importanty extra games for Kos and Giroud.

Sitting with a nine point lead at the top of the table, the Catalans are eyeing a second successive treble while Real have their sight firmly fixed on the Champions League trophy after dropping out of the title race.

With the Euros no longer a distant dream, the eyes of the continent are firmly fixed on how their respective nations will fare in France.

After making the switch from heptathlete to cyclist, Katy Marchant says her eyes are firmly fixed on Rio de Janeiro's Barra Velodrome.

However, Pochettino has assured supporters that he has no desire to cash in on his No. 1, and insists that the player himself is fully committed to the club, with his concentration firmly fixed on success in north London.

While Arsene Wenger has been keen to play down his Arsenal transfer plans until after the season has ended, doing his best to keep all the focus at the club firmly fixed on the FA cup final today, Aston Villa seem to be intent on muddying the waters.

The metaphors in the poem keep the wonder of renewal firmly fixed on ordinary human experience: the new life has to do with dew and rain and versing.

Over the course of the past week, a spotlight has been firmly fixed on the sales practices of Toronto - Dominion Bank (TD).

The eyes of the nickel world were firmly fixed on WA at an event to examine progress at the nickel laterite processing facilities at Murrin Murrin, Bulong and Cawse in the eastern Goldfields.

Not exact matches

[OWN THIS CARTOON] Weighed Down there's nothing wrong with anchors if you want to stay in place firmly grounded and fixed on a solid foundation but what if you want to fly free?

Let us never forget that precisely out of reverence for the Deity he was ignorant, that, so far as a pagan could be, he kept watch as a judge on the border between God / and man, watching out to see that the deep gulf of qualitative distinction be firmly fixed between them, between God / and man, that God / and man may not in a way, philosophice, poetice, etc., coalesce into one.

Whereas the faith journey fixes its eyes firmly on the celestial horizon, it does not remain indifferent to the urgency of fashioning here and now, even, a dwelling in which all God's creatures might encounter his justice and peace.

So the A's sped toward October, one eye fixed firmly on the road ahead, one trained warily on the rearview mirror.

Yet the PM's sights are fixed firmly not on the fast - looming locals, but on the next general election.

In the run up to the fifth annual BRICS Summit, the eyes of economists and political commentators across the world are fixed firmly on Durban, where the world's five fastest growing economies will converge tomorrow to discuss their next steps.

It is a comprehensive and carefully considered plan that focuses on the ends, not just the means - with its eyes fixed firmly on the future, and on the kind of country we will be once we leave.

«It is a reflection of our politics that no one elected these men [emphasis added] to take on the knotty problem of fixing our public schools, but here they are anyway, fighting for what they firmly believe is in the public interest.»

«The thoughts and hearts of the entire United family are fixed firmly on everyone impacted by Hurricane Harvey,» United CEO Oscar Munoz said in a news release.

You can find parts scattered around the different maps which you can use to upgrade your weapons and the Genesis Scanner which can be used to find hidden ammo and also give you herbs which helps with your health restoration, other than that the game feels similar to previous releases and once again, this is not a bad thing since I firmly believe that if its not broken don't fix it, however some people might disagree with me on that one.

As demonstrated by a pair of recent shows, which came on the heels of a traveling midcareer retrospective organized by Tate Britain and which constituted his first significant outing in New York in nearly a decade, Doig's sights are fixed firmly on the past.

Their eyes fixed firmly on the hopeful new source of taxes.

I firmly believe that until we can elect people who will concentrate on the important issues of the economy, creating jobs, and fixing our failing education, we will continue to be the laughingstock of the late - night comedy circuit.

One can not pay proper heed to one's conscience if one's gaze is firmly fixed only on dollar signs.