Sentence examples for fortified from from inspiring English sources
The enduring legacy is entire districts fortified from the outside world, both physically and culturally.
So was Kellen Winslow, who, fortified from copious amounts of Mexican food back home in San Diego, said, "I don't see why we can't win 'em all".
It gives off the vibe of a secret research facility: discreet, secluded and fortified from the street.
Using a hair iron and fusible denim patches, the seams can be easily fortified from the inside, keeping those holes at a manageable size for wears to come.
It formed the western boundary of the Roman city of London and the strategic importance of the junction of the Fleet and the Thames means that the area was probably fortified from early times.
This is distinct from a palace, which is not fortified; from a fortress, which was not always a residence for nobility; and from a fortified settlement, which was a public defence – though there are many similarities among these types of construction.
After reports of the Tripoli fighting began, some residents said that a group of rebel fighters had infiltrated the city from the east and were spearheading the uprising, surprising the pro-Qaddafi forces who had fortified for an attack from the western approach guarded by Zawiyah.
Hair is really fortified internally from a good diet.
While Cornwallis fortified, forces from the West Indies and the allied camp outside New York were preparing to converge on his position.
Across the United States, the industry is under siege, threatened by new regulations from Washington, environmentalists fortified by money from Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire mayor of New York City, and natural gas companies intent on capturing much of the nation's energy market.
Mr Verrilli parried by paraphrasing another Federalist paper where James Madison registered a worry that Congress might "drain authority and energy from the executive" if presidents are not "fortified" against encroachments from the legislative branch.
