Sentence examples for of shores from inspiring English sources
If the wall is several stories high, a vertical series of shores may be required.
The problem, the workers said, is that Fabi foremen were not allowing enough time for the floors to adequately cure before they removed or replaced certain pole shores, so the primary set of shores could be installed up another level to start work on the next floor.
Four scenarios of local failure were considered: sudden removal of a (1) shore, (2) joist and (3) complete shore line; and (4) incorrect selection of shores.
Results indicated differences among habitats in structure of assemblages, in mean abundance of common taxa and in univariate and multivariate measures of spatial variation at the scale of shores.
Today steel slags are well characterised and long-term experienced materials mainly used as aggregates for road construction (e.g. asphaltic or unbound layers), as armourstones for hydraulic engineering constructions (e.g. stabilisation of shores), and as fertiliser for agriculture purposes.
Joyce Appleby is an emeritus professor of history at UCLA and the author, most recently, of "Shores of Knowledge: New World Discoveries and the Scientific Imagination".
"You look around and there is no sign of shore.
Passengers were allowed just six hours of shore leave.
Syria has insisted on regaining its section of shore.
The results of shoring up that regime in terms of human-rights abuses are well known.
