Sentence examples for get morale from inspiring English sources

Above everything else, a good game against Dallas is needed just to get morale back up.

If you get morale down with adults, the students are going to sense it".

Dominguez had originally said it would take "a good 60 days" to get Morales into playing shape, because he had been idle for more than a month.

Sent by their former company, which pays the tab of about 15% of their salary, the executives get morale-building sessions with psychologists, career counseling and home-cooked meals.

Getting Morales on board was, he added, "a marriage of opportunity".

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

"When the mayor doesn't support the cops of this city," Mr. Kerik said, "you are not going to get worse morale than that".

The four-time Olympic gold medallist paid tribute to Daniell after the race saying: ""I think when you get that morale boost and that confidence boost, it does you a lot of good, it's really good for him.

That's when they get the morale to come back and start on medication" (a female urban VCT provider).

Nonetheless, England will be hoping that the Sri Lanka tour allows them to fine-tune their World Cup plans and get some morale-boosting wins under their belt.

Haven't the police already got enough morale problems?