The editor of Goethe's "Gesprachen"] Our business seems to me to stand on a firm footing.
The chief thing is that my present works should prove themselves to be taking a firm footing in musical matters, and should contribute something towards doing away with what is corrupt.
To make a firm footing in Vienna as a pianoforte player is no small task, especially under present circumstances!
Confusion enough prevailed in the house of the Ordelaffi, who had taken a firm footing in Forli in the last decades of the thirteenth century, and at times ruled over Cesena.
The capture of this place procured for the king a firm footing in Pomerania, the command of the Oder, and a magazine for his troops.
This Mansfeld now appeared in Bohemia, and, by the occupation of Pilsen, strongly fortified and favourable to the Emperor, obtained a firm footing in the country.
Probably it was only in consequence of this that the vine gained a firm footing on the Seine as on the Moselle.
Even the French, when they had a firm footing in India, committed a capital fault in forming alliances more with the Mahometans than with the native Indian powers.
They could not be prevented from obtaining a firm footing in the North-eastern provinces, by the Black Sea.
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