The T-Mobile G1 is our opportunity in the U.S. to accelerate the mass adoption of the mobile Web, by unleashing Google innovation with a unique software experience that mobilizes the Google services hundreds of millions of consumers rely on every day". .
Bad art qualifies, too; it mobilizes the aesthetic criteria of badness.
Mr. Bush effectively mobilizes the English language -- American version -- to send it into battle.
Failure on the cultural front serves to magnify the outrage felt by conservative true believers; it mobilizes the base.
I also volunteer for Broadway Impact, a grass-roots organization that mobilizes the theater community behind certain issues.
Almost single-handedly he mobilizes the town to demand that football be continued after the president announces his plans to suspend the program for at least a year.
Anderson effortlessly embodies the healing tone, but, before that, she mobilizes the lowest register of her voice to evoke the dark night of the soul.
Real Change is a multifaceted organization that publishes a newspaper, supports cultural projects that empower the poor and the homeless, and mobilizes the public around poverty issues.
Second, an end to foreign military presence, the one thing that always mobilizes the occupied in that part of the world.
Bottom line: This bill has no chance to pass unless President Obama gets behind it with all his power, mobilizes the public and rounds up the votes.
The novel quietly mobilizes the major Biblical stories of father and son: Esau, denied his birthright, begging for a blessing from his father; Joseph, reunited, finally, with his father, Jacob; the Prodigal Son, most loved because most errant.
