Sentence examples for managed to muster from inspiring English sources

The EDL managed to muster 15 protestors and the SIOE another 15.

Neither the left nor the right has managed to muster the slightest resistance.

Saturday's demonstration, the largest so far, managed to muster just 10,000 people.

One commentator managed to muster a "partial, qualified, cautious defence" of the process, but the overall picture hardly inspires confidence.

In a parallel universe it's still going on and Switzerland still haven't managed to muster a decent effort.

This is almost double the 19 it had in the last Knesset, and also almost double the 19 seats that its historic rival, Labour, managed to muster.

SANDRA BULLOCK looks at QUINTON AARON and, squeezing her eyes hard, manages to muster up a tear.

The live audience at Symphony Space in Manhattan, most likely hand-picked and no doubt appropriately cued, still doesn't manage to muster much enthusiasm.

If Europe manages to muster the courage to stand up to Minsk, this day might be remembered as the beginning of the end of Mr. Lukashenko's tyrannic rule.

"There's a mercy rule in Little League, and I'm applying it here — unless and until Herman Cain surges back in the polls again, or manages to muster something approaching cogency in his foreign policy statements, there's no point in blogging about him anymore," Mr. Drezner wrote.

They didn't manage to muster a threat but the mere fact that they prevented Celtic from getting off a shot for a few minutes has audibly raised the tension in the crowd... 8.03pm BST 18 min: "I hope that the distance travelled explains Celtic's result last week," blubs Ian Kay.