Sentence examples for try and solidify from inspiring English sources
"I want to try and play well for the next few weeks and try and solidify my spot there at No. 1 and hopefully start by doing that next week and giving myself another chance to win".
Mat Latos and Alex Wood were acquired at the deadline to try and solidify the stating staff: Wood has been uneven, while an ineffective Latos has been sent to the bullpen.
"We're still at a very early stage of trying to define and solidify a market bottom, and it's too early to say we're recovering," said Thomas M. Galvin, chief investment officer at Credit Suisse First Boston.
"We were looking for a veteran to get in there and try to solidify a bunch of young guys in the rotation last year," Minnesota Manager Ron Gardenhire said.
Two of his Indian business partners came to Trump Tower to pay their respects and try to solidify new deals with the man about to assume the highest office of the United States.
In a 2005 interview with MVRemix.com, Buckshot described a day in his life while recording his debut: The mindstate described in the above interview rules the content on the album, as the lyrics are loaded with violent narratives and braggadocio and little else, as Buckshot and 5 ft try to solidify their status in rap.
Deng could have taken a different decision, to seek a reasonable way forward, admitting criticism and debate to try to solidify a regime which needed to grapple with the wider issues raised by the economic reform he had unleashed.
Critics accuse Mr. Zelaya, who comes from a well-off family of landowners, of blatant populism and of doling out cash to try to solidify a shaky political base.
With no time to lose, Mr Anwar will now try to solidify a strategic political alliance between his party, the PKR, and other opposition parties.After the electionAssuming that the BN wins another parliamentary majority, what will be the policy focus of the next government?
General Odierno said at the time Sunni and Shiite Iraqis were "separating themselves and trying to solidify their power bases so they could survive".
"And it punctuates a trend of hospital groups trying to solidify and tighten relationships with physicians in their communities".
