Sentence examples similar to to be shore from inspiring English sources

Americans agree on very little, but there seems to be shore-to-shore consensus on a view of this Congress: We hate you.

Fragile walls had to be shored up.

The Steelers' secondary needs to be shored up, too.

Its financial viability seemed to be shored up already.

It had no sides, rear walls or roof and had to be shored up.

In Chester, he seemed to be shoring up support with every handshake.

And wood timbers, which were overtaxed from supporting a second roof and damaged by water, had to be shored up.

That bodes ill for rules that have started out weak and need to be shored up later.

But some of the towers, which have been damaged by bad weather, needed to be shored up by steel reinforcements.

The Blue Team thinks those traditional notions are just fine but need to be shored up because of the damage done by a generation of feminist attack.

Ms. Dormer balked at the elaborate site plan, the plant list and the projected cost (about $12,000) for a pond that needed to be shored up.