"galvanize to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone has been motivated to take action. For example, "The speech at the rally galvanized the crowd to take to the streets in protest."
On the boulevard, laughter is meant to distract, not galvanize, to enchant, not disenchant.
If anything, these attempts to stanch and divert the tide of anger, rather than doing the more difficult work of dealing with it head on, has served to galvanize — to say nothing of humoring — the people who are coming out of the woodwork and into the street tomorrow.
Today, the influence of Galvani's work is evident even in our lexicon, the way we use the word "galvanize," to mean startled into sudden activity.
* Your favourite Chemical Brothers tracks from Galvanize to Star Guitar, all the B-Sides and rarities – you put them forward and we'll try and dig it out.
As part of IBM's annual InterConnect conference in Las Vegas, the company is announcing a new machine learning course in partnership with workspace and education provider Galvanize to familiarize students with IBM's suite of Watson APIs.
But his staff, galvanized to provide for its dependent families, made a quick assessment.
And it is always galvanizing to watch people reach for what is just out of range.
I guess I thought every book written ought to strain to become a classic, that there had to be something galvanizing to a book.
Those electrons power stop lights, street lamps, billboards–steel items that, before drawing outdoor duty, need to be coated in zinc, or galvanized, to resist corrosion.
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Thus, our desire to be loved became galvanized to succeeding to procure parental approval.
