Sentence examples for morale out from inspiring English sources

Party morale "out in the country is very, very good.

It's helped the morale out on the road, and it's helped everybody communicate better.

Especially with spellbinding hurler Madison Bumgarner sucking the morale out of their opponents in the crisp autumn air.

I am glad that you had your class write to me and my shipmates out here on the Theodore Roosevelt.... Mail is a very good thing for the morale out here, and especially something that is so sweet as the letters that your students wrote.

He took 122 balls to reach his fifty, another 125 to complete a century, but only 64 more to reach 150 as he and Bell carried England's lead beyond 500 to suck any remaining morale out of Australia.

Published in French toward the end of 1946, the book initially attracted only minimal notice, until a man named Daniel Parker, the leader of a right-wing morality watchdog group, Cartel d'Action Sociale et Morale, set out to have the book banned and its author, translator, and publisher prosecuted.

None of the warnings about gay people hurting military cohesion and morale bore out in the years after Don't Ask Don't Tell was nixed.

In disgruntled times, "no" might have proved a powerful referendum rallying cry, as it recently proved in Greece, But the immediate effect was to restore the morale of out campaigners, who have been splintering into three camps this week, and to increase anxiety among some of the pro-Europeans.

Morales threw out the last US ambassador in 2008 accusing him of allegedly plotting with local conservative opposition seeking to oust him.

Last month Mr Morales pulled out of an event in Oruro, a highland city previously loyal to him, when he was greeted by dynamite-wielding protesters angry at rises in bus fares and food prices.

When they saw Kyree's story in the news and realized Arianna had been the donor, the Morales reached out to the Beachems via Facebook to talk and eventually set up a meeting.