In haml, how do I render the following incredibly basic HTML:

```
<p>Results found for <strong>search term</strong>

```

where 'search term' is actually a Ruby variable called `@query`?

I'm trying the following, 

```
%p results found for <strong>= @query</strong>

```

But that renders `= @query` literally. If I try:

```
%p results found for <strong>
= @query
</strong>

```

then the query term renders correctly, but is on a new line. 

Also, I'm wondering if there's a better way to render `<strong>` in haml, while keeping everything on the same line.

I'm aware of the [haml documentation](http://haml-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.HAML_REFERENCE.html), but as far as I can see there isn't an example of using a simple inline Ruby variable. 

-----UPDATE-------

The following code works, and shows how to use a variable that's not within tags: 

```
   %p   
    = @trials_found_count
    results found for
    %strong= @query

```

But I find it really unreadable - it's hard to tell that it renders as just one line of HTML without adding a comment above.

Is there a way I can put all this code on a single line? Or is this just how haml works?