Sentence examples for muster's from inspiring English sources

But Muster's brutish air masked other interests, like his painting.

Muster's big-ripping baseline style, balanced off both wings, has become today's standard.

Henman sent a deadly drop shot just out of Muster's reach.

This is certainly an attention grabber, which cynics will argue is exactly the point: Muster's longtime manager, Herwig Straka, is also the tournament director in Vienna.

Ronnie Leitgeb, Muster's former manager and coach during his prime years, who now works with Austria's leading player, Jürgen Melzer, sounds mystified by it all.

He should befuddle no one on court, although history reminds us not to underestimate Muster's capacity to succeed against nasty odds.

Some may pass muster, but let's be judicious.

Let's muster more honesty, and serve it with respect.

Significantly better prepared, Menzies, Lieutenant Joseph Baker and Midshipman George McKenzie of the Discovery, and a servant (most likely Jonathan Ewins, listed on the ship's muster as "Botanist's L't") reached the summit, which Menzies estimated to be 4156 m high with the aid of a barometer (consistent with a modern value of 4169 m).

Few, though, can muster Jagger's steely commitment to achieving that end.

Whether discussing determinism or transcendent love, they all speak in clichés that would barely muster C's on high school papers.