Sentence examples for mounted said from inspiring English sources

"He's made inconsistent calls, and frustration has mounted," said the staff assistant, who would not agree to be named.

Scotland Yard, describing its effort as the most elaborate terrorism investigation it has ever mounted, said the costs of the police operation alone amounted to nearly $40 million.

"The problem is it is not permanently mounted," said Carl Mathews, director of merchandise at the Crutchfield Corporation, a mail-order electronics retailer based in Charlottesville, Va., "and a TV can be a pretty dangerous projectile in an accident".

"He helped uncover the biggest, most secret and horrendous biological warfare program ever mounted," said Tom Mangold, the co-author of "Plague Wars: A True Story of Biological Warfare," which described Dr. Kelly's role in deciphering the Soviet program.

"As a former employee, I, not the mayor, should have more fully disclosed the reasons for my resignation," Mr. Goldsmith, who had largely remained silent as criticism of the mayor mounted, said in an e-mail to a reporter for The New York Times.

"The donors took away the role of the government and the disasters mounted," said Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia University economist who lobbied Britain and the World Bank on behalf of Malawi's fertilizer program and who has championed the idea that wealthy countries should invest in fertilizer and seed for Africa's farmers.

"Everyone recognizes that [the full-scale machine] just can't be mounted," says David Baldwin, senior vice president for the fusion group at General Atomics in San Diego.

It is remarkable to think that had Bronze been mounted say 15 years ago, the portrait of the past that it delivered would have been subtly different.

"The excitement seems to be mounting," said Dee Kluck, a volunteer.

"The evidence has continued to mount," said L. Bruce Gladden, a professor of health and human performance at Auburn University.

"As long as Assad stays in power, the bloodshed and instability in Syria will only mount," said David S. Cohen, a senior Treasury official.