Sentence examples for both have to rally from inspiring English sources

Both have to rally enough voters to overcome deep wells of prejudice in this society.

"Losing Jarvis Turner and Sam Clancy are both serious blows, and we will have to rally as a team to pick up the slack," Coach Henry Bibby said today, a day before the Trojans (9-5, 3-0 Pac-10) are to play No. 2-ranked Arizona.

Instead, they have to rally from another deficit.

We'll have to rally around him".

"We have to rally round now.

The bottom line is, we have to rally.

And another community has to rally.

Ms. Quinn is widely expected to run for mayor next year; the fact that she had appeared to rally both business leaders and labor advocates behind such a contentious measure bolstered her case that she had the negotiating prowess for the job.

So now we've got to rally".

Or was he simply trying to have it both ways: Looking to rally his base but also to minimize the broader political fallout?

WVU unquestionably has the firepower to rally.