Sentence examples for for a morale from inspiring English sources

However, vice-captain Kevin O'Brien (22 not out) showed all his experience in tandem with Alex Cusack to guide Ireland over the finishing line for a morale boosting win.

Oscar gave it to Eden as everyone knows he has not scored for a long time". Hazard, 25, then chased down a long ball up field to lay the ball into the path of Traore to strike home before being replaced by Pedro shortly afterwards for a morale boosting performance.

"They needed a victory for a morale booster.

For that reason, the leaders of Chechnya's independence movement are bracing themselves for a morale-boosting stunt by the former K.G.B. man who heads Russia's government.

Mortified by his earlier defeat at Big Bethel, and aware of the need for a morale-boosting victory, Butler repeatedly urged Washington to take the Carolina forts by both land and sea.

Red Sox slugger David Ortiz added three hits and encouraged his teammates, shouting to the dugout from second base after a double and later gathering them for a morale-boosting huddle.

A 10-point deficit did not bode well but Leicester hit back splendidly, a smart delayed miss-pass from Ben Youngs sending Murphy straight through a wrong-footed defence for a morale-raising try.

["What I will say is that we have not seen convincing proof that bin Laden and al-Zawahiri are dead," he told reporters, standing before a huge American flag for a morale-boosting pep talk to some of the 7,800 American troops in Afghanistan. "So what we do is we continue to confirm or deny the intelligence reporting that we get".

Although record sales overall may be lower at this time of year, bands who prize publicity above immediate unit shifting - whether that's Iron Maiden going for a morale-boosting number one with Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter in 1991, or Franz Ferdinand launching their career with Take Me Out in 2004 - have always chosen a January release date.

In Felpham he composed the epic "Milton: A Poem", the preface of which contains "And did those feet in ancient times", lines that over a century later, Robert Bridges would snatch for a morale-boosting anthology, The Spirit of Man (1917), commissioning Hubert Parry to set it to appropriately rousing music.

Wenger will invite Eboué into his office for a morale-boosting chat and the Frenchman has already said that "I think Eboué will play on Wednesday" in the Champions League tie against Porto at Estadio do Dragao which, bizarrely, has taken on a more welcoming air for the player.