Sentence examples for has to mount from inspiring English sources

Spencer has to mount a counteroffensive.

So long as the government never has to mount a rescue, they have a point.

Clearly, he has to mount a defence of taxes that do not inhibit growth, such as inheritance taxes, by making those taxes fairer.

How much political juice Mr. Sharpton has to mount serious challenges to incumbent elected officials remains to be seen, but he has tended to surprise the political establishment.

As for those bikes (Bale has to mount one of them, which he may have found rather demeaning after riding his nifty Bat-Pod in "The Dark Knight"), they are launched from the shins of a giant Terminator, which treads on a gas station as if trying to squash a roach.

To get up there, one has to mount a broad staircase, lined with a wall garden which has both temperate and tropical flowers in bloom.

They have to mount three cameras and microphones.

Eastwood had to mount a diplomatic offensive before filming could begin.

But for that to happen, some creditors would have to mount a costly legal effort.

Imagine having to mount a case for speaking English in England or Japanese in Japan!

Chelsea's display was jumbled and Mourinho had to mount a desperate search for excuses.