Strengthen their backs, gird up their loins, and enrapture their hearts with the most mighty signs of Thy love.
The period during which prices are supported will provide an opportunity for farmers individually to strengthen their position in changing over from a wartime to a peacetime basis of production.
It is particularly desirable that nothing should be left undone by the Government of either Republic to strengthen their relations as neighbors and friends.
Should they fail to do this hereafter, it will then be time enough to strengthen their hands by further legislation.
Of these also are they that feed their bodies to strengthen their lusts, under pretence of strengthening frail nature.
The champions of the Latin ritual attempted to strengthen their cause by referring to the inscription written by Pilate on the Cross in Hebrew and Greek and Latin.
But, in order to strengthen their position, the opponents of Methodius took advantage of his having come from Constantinople, to attack him as a rebel against the Pope, and a supporter of the Greek heresy of the Single Procession.
These daily questionings were meant to sharpen their wits, strengthen their memories, and teach them how to think and decide quickly and correctly.
These plans were suspected by Themistocles, who therefore urged the Athenians to strengthen their navy, so that they might be ready for war when it came.
To strengthen their muscles, the boys were also carefully trained in gymnastics.
Several times the disciples asked Jesus to strengthen their faith in his words (Matt.
This parable of the laborers, related by Jesus in response to the request by his disciples that he strengthen their faith, shows more clearly than ever the basis of the faith that Jesus taught.
The disciples called upon Jesus to strengthen their faith.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "strengthen their" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
