Sentence examples for morale to go from inspiring English sources

His courage, humanity, deep concern for all and downright chutzpah as a New Yorker gave us all the added strength and morale to go on with our lives.

It would be a great morale booster to go one full day without pain.

3.44am GMT 76 mins Johnson makes a saving tackle in the box, as Morales tries to go round him n the left.

In practice it was a warning to Mr Morales not to go ahead with a new constitution that in the opposition's view would enshrine "21st century socialism" and dilute the rule of law by giving equal status to customary justice imparted by Andean Indian caciques.

When you have an effective team member working side by side with an efficient but overwhelmed colleague, morale is more likely to go down than up.

To build morale and to recruit volunteers to go to jail, Ralph Abernathy spoke at a mass meeting of Birmingham's black citizens at the 16th Street Baptist Church: "The eyes of the world are on Birmingham tonight.

This could tempt many of the estimated 5,000 LRA fighters, if not their commanders, to go home.Already, morale in the LRA is low.

And its greatest success was defensive in nature, engineering the escape from the Philippines by General Douglas MacArthur, whom FDR, despite his dislike and distrust of the controversial commander, deemed too valuable to go down for morale and overall strategic purposes.

"When new players step right in and help like that, morale's going to improve," Coyotes Coach Bob Francis said, and there are going to be a lot of smiles in the locker room.

Morale is going to take a hit.

"It's amazing how in six hours your morale can go from pretty high to hitting rock bottom," he said on his arrival.