Sentence examples for always muster from inspiring English sources

But as PML-Q and its allies cannot always muster a majority, and do not support General Musharraf's more liberal proposals, this seldom happens.

"He was in such bad shape for so long, but he would somehow always muster the strength and courage to surge back," Bob told me.

The bags, their shiny brass fittings and the impeccable white-enamel display cases achieve an intensity of artifice, tactility and visual buzz that Mr. Murakami's higher art efforts don't always muster.

"Moon Over Bourbon Street," a wandering torch song in which Sting fancied himself a vampire, and the Police's "Roxanne," which allowed for an extended foray into dub reggae, had the edge Sting could always muster.

And they're an indication of how determined the restaurant is to turn heads and make a statement, how much questionable energy it puts into superficial gestures that are less important in the end than the kind of diligence and discipline Rayuela doesn't always muster.

Though China has always mustered enough support to kill the resolutions, it has resented American sponsorship and has warned that a repetition this year may harm relations.

It must always pass muster through a ruling system that may be Western-allied but still answers to a religious establishment very wary of bold moves, particularly regarding the role of women.

But smiles aren't always easy to muster.

"What links them is the spirit of voluntarism, the level of commitment and compassion that Americans always seem to muster in time of crisis.

This comes as no surprise, as the Feds always want to pass muster on any big deal, particularly when industry rivals combine their operations.

Tomorrow, I always promised myself, I'll muster the willpower to resist.