Sentence examples for something to shore from inspiring English sources

They were laying the foundation for the Freedom Tower and needed something to shore it up.

Having conceded 10 goals in their first three Bundesliga matches, Hamburg certainly needed to do something to shore up the leakiest defence in the league, which is where Rajkovic comes in.

For the members, many of whom just squeaked by their primary opponents last year and several of whom are already raising money for the next election, in 2003, the need to bring something home to shore up their political and constituent bases, Democrats say, can be a powerful incentive to follow their leader.

And we know that pensions are disappearing and that, unless something's done to shore up the fund, Social Security payments could be cut as early as 2034.

Canon's big advantage over others in this space may just be the adapter ring, which makes it possible to use the EOS M with Canon's extensive catalog of EF lenses, a huge selling point for existing Canon DSLR shooters who want something more portable to shore up their collection.

Now, something must be done to shore up the financial system.

Instead, by founding Newport Street, he is doing something far more likely to shore up his status and secure his legacy.

A week ago, even as the government was bailing out Fannie and Freddie, Mr. Fuld went off to seek new capital — something Lehman desperately needed to shore up its decimated balance sheet — from the Korea Development Bank.

I'm sure I won't ever see the Titanic, but maybe something a bit closer to shore!

That has given Syria's backers a way out when attacks happen, and that is something that we need to shore up.

"The challenge is to go from sea to shore and do something completely different from what you're used to," she says.