Solidest

The last one reads: "That the more one digs the foundations the more and more one finds the solidest (sic) of granit (sic) for you and I to build a life together upon." ❋ Margie Goldsmith (2011)

I.L.W. — the biggest and solidest organization of labour the United ❋ Unknown (2010)

Yuval Levin proves to have the solidest right-wing bona fides as he manages to incorporate a proposal for a giant tax cut for rich people (key phrase: “cut the number of tax brackets”) into an unrelated proposal for a larger child tax credit. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Nowadays, though, television, not movies, is the medium with the longest reach, the solidest base. ❋ Larry McMurtry (2010)

A wealthy man named Corf tells of the great general strike in San Francisco in the 1940s after the AFL has been destroyed and replaced by the "ILW," said to be "the biggest and solidest organization of labor the United States has ever seen." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Then came 2008 and the confluence of perhaps the smartest, temperamentally solidest Presidential candidate with the closest thing to a financial economic collapse since the Great Depression. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Here we were stopped by a gate arched over with a dome of marble stone firmly seated on solidest foundation, and leading to a Palace whose walls from earth rose tall and proud, and whose pinnacle was crowned by the clouds,333 and over the doorway were writ these couplets: — ❋ Unknown (2006)

Since turning thirty, I've detected a new streak of "get off my lawn, you damn kids!" in myself, but as old people are probably the show's solidest fans at this point, I don't think that's the explanation. ❋ Bradamant (2008)

Thus, as he prepares for a powwow, you might say, Bono à Bono, he should first cinch his purse, the better to avoid having it picked by a rock star whose social conscience is exceeded by one of the rock-solidest business minds in the rock business. ❋ Unknown (2006)

He sought him in public squares and main streets, in boulevards and hotels; and, in the solidest kingdom of routine and the senses, he showed the lurking daemonic power; that, in actions of routine, a thread of mythology and fable spins itself: and this, by tracing the pedigree of every usage and practice, every institution, utensil and means, home to its origin in the structure of man. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The hardest, solidest, densest rock, then, is 'really' almost entirely empty space, broken only by tiny particles so far apart that they shouldn't count. ❋ Dawkins, Richard, 1941- (2006)

So it would seem the hardest, solidest, densest rock is really almost entirely empty space, broken only by tiny particles so widely spaced they shouldn't count. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The solidest parts of the fish which we had laid aside we now strapped together with one of the extra spear-thongs and slung them on our backs. ❋ Swain, James (2004)

This will be the solidest private bank in all Nordland and will drive the Segelfoss Savings Bank out of existence inside of a few months. ❋ Unknown (2003)

At this moment he was undergoing the sensations of one who, having taken shelter in what he thinks a light and flimsy structure, finds that it is built of the solidest stone. ❋ Unknown (2003)