Sentence examples for he shores from inspiring English sources
He shores up these memories against her now.
But he shores up the middle of our infield, so I'm certainly going to preserve that.
President Bush has made that easy by seizing several opportunities to visit parks as he shores up his environmental image.
Clearly, his upside is greater than the grades I have given him, and he is a potential feature back if he shores up his weaknesses.
There is something rather sweet about the way he shores up evidence for the contention that "good" Muslims should support the campaign.
— Paul Ryan "For Mr. Romney, Mr. Ryan ticks most boxes — he shores up the fiscally conservative base, excites the Tea Party movement and doubles-down on his claim to be the economic-fixer," said John Barron said of ABC News in Australia.
He shored up what used to be a suspect short game.
He shored up the old industrial buildings to make them habitable.
It was thought that he shored up the president as part of his widely mocked plans for a "United States of Africa".
Believing himself "socially inept", he shored up his confidence with alcohol, ecstasy and cocaine, which fuelled increasingly erratic behaviour.
He shored up Pratt & Whitney by ordering a redesign of its engines for Boeing's hugely successful 747 airliners.
