Sentence examples for after shore from inspiring English sources

Provident Financial put on 62p to £16.38 after Shore Capital raised its recommendation from hold to buy.

In 1994, roughly a month after Shore's death, Donna Andrews was crowned champion and became the first winner other than Alcott to jump into the water.

After shore surveys, shipboard surveys had the next highest group size for marine mammals (mean = 16) though only slightly higher than data gathered from aerial surveys (mean = 14).

After shoring up the dilapidated building, the two began holding nontraditional religious services.

After shoring up wavering support for Iraq from Republicans in the summer, the White House managed to keep the party united, defeating Democratic initiatives, even if failing to win Mr. Bush's own proposals, most prominently changes in immigration laws.

After shoring up the roof and installing the two 300-pound, steel-poled turbines in January, Mr. Beaudoin found himself at the leading edge of a trend in renewable energy.

Bruce Shalett, managing partner of boutique investment bank Wynston Hill Capital, said he expects earnings to be a key driver of trading over the coming weeks after Alcoa got things started as investors look for corporate America to start showing improvement on the top line after shoring up bottom-line growth by slashing costs and laying off workers during the recession.

You can build an earnings model for Exxon and GE with some predictability, but all you can hope for in Fannie and Citi is that someday soon they snap back to normalized rates of return on invested capital without more serious dilution after shoring up their equity base.

They bought it two years ago after rejecting shore areas in Delaware and New Jersey.

Mr. Ortiz-Magro said he was confident that "if we want this to become something more after 'Jersey Shore,' it's going to become something more".

And on the southern gulf coast in Mexico, an American researcher peering into a mangrove swamp spotted lingering damage 30 years after that shore was struck by an enormous spill.