Sentence examples for mobilize before from inspiring English sources

Could the trapped miners and rescue workers mobilize before air and resources were depleted?

But in the 1970s lawmakers switched to September, an incumbent-protection tactic designed to give challengers little time to mobilize before November.

And now, as the basement room fills up with television cameras and well-wishers wearing #FreeAdnan T-shirts who came to pray and mobilize before Syed's hearing, Shamim Syed is both excited and nervous.

"There's the good and the bad of having been mobilized before," says Ms. Carveth, whose civilian job is as a hospital administrative supervisor and manager of the intensive care unit for Kaiser Permanente in Portland, Ore ."I know what to expect, and I know what to expect".

Where I come from, relief and rescue teams are mobilized before a storm, not after.

"Fortunately, the party became mobilized before Labor Day and will make the necessary effort to help Torricelli win".

Q. Did Spitzer and Paterson not see the play coming? A. I don't think Spitzer mobilized before he got there.

A significant number of the Marseille police force were mobilized before it became clear that, at least this time, it was a joke.

The situation might have been considerably less dire if all of Louisiana's and Mississippi's National Guard had been mobilized before the storm so they could organize, enforce and aid in the evacuation of vulnerable low-lying areas.

In a move that appeared intended to test how the demonstrators would react and to ease traffic congestion in the heart of the city, the police mobilized before dawn and began dismantling barricades at several locations and loading them into trucks.

These examples suggest that the sediment wedges observed behind the Eureka River, Fox Creek, and Saddle River dams (Figs. 6, 8, and 14) could take several decades to be fully mobilized, before the pre-landslide longitudinal profiles are re-established.