Sentence examples for galvanise into from inspiring English sources
"galvanise into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to mean to spur someone into action, to motivate them to do something. For example, "The audience was galvanised into action when the speaker called for volunteers."
Although many Chinese citizens have grievances against officialdom, these would be hard to galvanise into an organised protest movement.Opinion surveys suggest that despite frequent public protests in the countryside as well as in the cities, the central government still enjoys a considerable degree of support.
Her new venture Marané, which took several years to galvanise into reality has led to the creation of the Manantiales swim short, was founded with family friend Alessandro Aquilina, who holds a Masters from Imperial College where he studied Management focused on finance and entrepreneurship.
Sweden were galvanised into their first spell of concerted attack.
And even the dithering Japanese authorities have now been galvanised into action.
This week Congress was galvanised into approving a long-delayed bill defining torture as a crime.
Footwork flows; shoulders, torsos and hips are galvanised into liquid and independent articulation.
While everybody here is suffering, the players' hurt must be galvanised into a big performance on Saturday.
Containment has been revived, and the international community has been galvanised into a new attitude toward Iraq.
From Charlton to Coventry and Blackpool to Blackburn Rovers, fans are being galvanised into action but crave advice and support.
If he is galvanised into explaining the need for radical reform, he may yet haul himself and his country out of the bog.
Peeled into lines, they are galvanised into great roiling waves of movement, or shattered into groups that feel like the aftermath of some monumental catastrophe.
