Sentence examples for able to muster some from inspiring English sources

He may be able to muster some serious allies in Moscow.

Perhaps the writer impersonating me would be able to muster some enthusiasm about the results.

The House was able to muster some independence when it came to demanding the import of lower-price prescription drugs and overruling parts of the Federal Communications Commission plan to allow big media companies to own more TV stations.

The situation looked grim for the Blues early, when Geelong bounced out to a 27-point lead with just 20 minutes played, but they were at least able to muster some sort of challenge to remain within striking distance 34 points in arrears at halftime.

With access to a book which uncovers myths and legends of Italy's very own grand tour (capturing many of the race's most extraordinary stories that have never been told in English), I will perhaps be able to muster some enthusiasm, bring out spectators and, in my own small way, contribute to the Giro's future.

Lebanese commanders say for the attack on Arsal, the jihadists were able to muster some 3,000 fighters, most coming out of the refugee camps inside Lebanon rather than from Syria.

The Supreme Council is similarly able to muster gunmen; some members are in the police or the army.

He said the dying Wilson was able to muster enough strength and focus to do some rewriting even after the show opened at the Taper.

Few other readers seem able to muster more enthusiasm.

Today's G.O.P. may not be able to muster that.

The Security Council hasn't even been able to muster a press statement.