Sentence examples for got a morale from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

We got a blow to our morale a few days ago when the corps commander visited us (three-star general).

Morale had got a boost, as well, from the purchase of new uniforms (navy-blue outfits, identical to those worn by the Los Angeles Police Department, replaced gray getups with Dudley Do-Right cowboy hats) and new patrol cars (black instead of white).

"In terms of morale people got a strong attachment to their own particular regiment, its ways, its cap badge, that sort of thing.

"He's got a bit of banter about him and he is all about team spirit and morale.

The wheel turned again; the limits of American power became all too evident, and none other than Ronald Reagan learned to live within them — getting a low-cost, morale-boosting win in Grenada that became a Clint Eastwood movie ("When looking tough was risk-free, Reagan played the part for all it was worth," Beinart writes), then helping to negotiate the peaceful end of the Soviet Union.