Steeled

After agonised talks on the telephone, he steeled himself to the decision, writing to her: 'There is no compromise, there is only choice; and the pain of trying to pretend otherwise is terrible for both of us.

Japan captain Yoshida told AFP his experience at the 2022 World Cup, where his side beat Spain and Germany in the group stage, had steeled him for a relegation fight.

Kevin McCarthy seems pretty steeled in his resolve that he will continue to ask for votes here,” said Pergram.

Leaving the prior checkpoint of Rohn, mushers steeled themselves for what Iditarod officials described as the worst moguls in the history of the race, comparing the stretch to a washboard with 4-foot-high bumps.

A man of steeled convictions, Ghali Umar Na’Abba became the House Speaker at the defining moment of our democracy.

LONDON — Last Monday, Adrian Vinken, the chief executive of the Theater Royal in Plymouth, England, steeled himself, then loaded up Zoom.

Some of them had been beaten by the police in those protests, she said, which only steeled her resolve.

Those trends, however, have only steeled the survivors’ resolve to fight.

With the Browns at 4-1, they headed to Pittsburgh steeled for the challenge, intent on showing they are a contender.

He insists he arrives in Edinburgh steeled by his experiences under Cardiff manager Neil Warnock.

The first step in this direction is to build a tendency steeled in the ideas of Marxism within the Taiwanese workers’ and youth movement.

It steeled him to become the first Russian composer to personally acquaint foreign audiences with his own works, Warrack writes, as well as those of other Russian composers.