Sentence examples for has been mustered from inspiring English sources
That is one more than has been mustered after a decade of reform in Blighty.
Nowhere near the same amount of public outrage has been mustered for Manning and Assange, whose disclosures mostly effect situations far from home.
The budgets of the Jefferson Market and Hudson Park Libraries may be cut another ten per cent in July by the city, and an especially strong commando has been mustered (49 members) to rush into the breach.
While licorice has long been used in traditional medicine in Asia, this is the first time it has been mustered against latent viruses, he says.
"Some might see it as an anti-counterfeiting deal without the counterfeiters," said Michael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa who has been mustering critics of the negotiations via his blog.
Conway, who has been mustering animals for more than 40 years, says: "There's no difference to camel and beef, in fact to a lot of people who live on camel like we do, prefer it to beef". Some are also sold as riding camels, he adds.
Neumann said the figures, though relatively small, showed how fast international jihadists had been mustered in response to the conflict.
It seems highly instructive, then, that only nine fillies and 10 colts have been mustered for the two showcase juvenile events on dirt.
I reckon a crowd akin to the one that gathered to hear the Momenta Quartet on Tuesday might have been mustered equally readily just about anywhere.
