Sentence examples for get a morale from inspiring English sources

And while the Buckeyes will be favored Thursday, the Bearcats will get a morale boost of sorts.

Memo to Chuck Prince: If there's truth behind this survey, you've got a morale problem on your hands.

And Mr. Ross says of performing for the troops: "If anybody got a morale boost, it was me".

At 5PM, I arrived along with a lot of people from the cities of Bârlad, Roman, Vaslui and Iaşi, so the people of Pungeşti got a morale boost.

At 5 PM, I arrived along with a lot of people from the cities of Bârlad, Roman, Vaslui, and Iaşi, so the people of Pungeşti got a morale boost.

Kenny had looked the stronger in the earlier rounds, but the Beijing silver medallist Ross Edgar ran out the winner in the final, taking his first individual national title since 2007 and getting a welcome morale boost before leaving for Delhi next week to represent Scotland.

Today Clegg is holding a Q&A, so we'll get a sense to judge morale in the party, and what members think of their leader.

That, and the smothering of the opposition, will help Mr Morales get a third term in presidential elections on October 12th.

The information lets bosses either improve morale or get a head-start on a search for a replacement.

You get a well-educated police force with good morale.

It's easier when the morale is high to get a little bit more out of your guys.