Sentence examples for galvanised that from inspiring English sources

"I know Hammett's got his problems and it's not his squad, but I would have left the Chief [McIntosh] and Paul John in charge," Hadley added, "They galvanised that squad at the end of last year and they had a decent end of season.

"Everyone in the business has to address these key issues relating to community, mobile and video, and this role is about galvanising that membership around those big issues," she said.

Spartak are up to fourth (although with CSKA also seemingly galvanised by that derby, they'll find it tough to climb any higher), while a slightly fortuitous win away to Marseille and an emphatic dismissal of MSKA Zilina have left them within sight of reaching the knockout stage of the Champions League, something achieved by only one Russian side in the last eight seasons.

Southampton seemed galvanised by that Davis save and they defended stubbornly until just before the break, when Tevez beat the offside trap to squeeze home his shot inside the post.

Both have found the experience so galvanising that they are willing to drop anything (be it prior commitments or pants) to do so again.

Mr Romney has still failed to galvanise that part of the Republican base that adores Ms Palin but remains distinctly wary of his conservative credentials and might take her absence as a deliberate snub.

Inevitably, the pairing of Shelbrooke and Percy was so galvanising that it caused a magnetic field of hateability to develop inside the room, leaving the jug-jawed Joyce out of control of his own fists, which set upon the pair and began destroying them just as surely as if they were receipts for mysterious £500 taxi rides.

Indeed, I hope that it will help galvanise forces that will usher in a new era of human liberty in our beloved motherland.

Looking back, Coetzee scrutinises this moment with fascination and scepticism: was he really transformed by the music, or was it the provincial in him that was galvanised by the idea that listening to Bach would transport him physically out of "white South African society and out of what I must have felt … [was] an historical dead end"?

The activists were among the best-known youthful faces of the 2011 uprising.Two of them, Ahmad Maher (pictured) and Muhammad Adel, were co-founders of April 6th, a non-Islamist group whose popularity on social media and for training people in crowd tactics played a big part in galvanising opposition that led to the fall of Mr Mubarak in early 2011.

"Sometimes you need someone to galvanise and that might be a shouter and bawler.