Sentence examples for fortify itself from inspiring English sources
The whole point of the city was to fortify itself against nature.
It is the latest effort by a tech company to fortify itself by hiring a music insider.
The trauma burrowed its way into the Turkish psyche, and forced it to fortify itself against a weaker opponent.
Mr. Cuomo's proposal comes as lawmakers, disaster experts and residents debate what steps New York should take to fortify itself against extreme weather.
THE past suggests that when the warring parties talk peace in Congo, the world should fortify itself with heavy doses of scepticism.
An early goal, and the British will undoubtedly retreat into a defensive bunker, trying to fortify itself against Brazil's flamboyant aspirations.
The White House has fortified itself by degrees.
Typically the channel has fortified itself with that programming charitably called "miscellaneous": videos, news, reality, game shows, events, animation and talk shows.
Aristocratic England had no problem with trans-Atlantic plutocracy: the peerage had been fortifying itself with American heiresses for a couple of generations before this.
Difficulties over assimilating acquisitions were blamed.See article: Raytheon off targetNatWest, a British bank, fortified itself against a hostile takeover bid from Bank of Scotland by sacking its chief executive, Derek Wanless.
1936 U.S. Business Best Since '29 Fortifying itself with solid figures, the United States Chamber of Commerce leads other agencies in the most optimistic report on business conditions issued since the start of the depression.
