Sentence examples for muster before from inspiring English sources

Still, hammering together the deal that gave Lightstone a prominent position in the list of privately held companies acting as retail landlords in the country required skills beyond what he had ever had to muster before, he said.

In the Commons, ministers must pass muster before an elected assembly of the people and, as a result, party discipline has evolved to ensure responsibility.

It seems to be occurring to more and more Americans that Trump would not pass muster before any decent department of human resources.

You highlight many contradictions between Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s record and his reassurances issued to pass muster before the Senate and the American people.

The fact that the act does not pass muster before the court today is therefore proof, to a degree that Lopez was not, that the court's nominal adherence to the substantial effects test is merely that.

The convergent conception of the standard view is, after all, demanding: state coercion must pass muster before the bar of religious and secular reasons.

One feeble shot from 20 yards, which trickled wide by about the same distance, was all Owen mustered before being replaced by Danny Welbeck.

In August 1776 the arsenal was the distribution point for munitions when the militia mustered before the Battle of Long Island, a pivotal clash that led to local British occupation, according to town documents.

I have a greater appreciation now for friends and relatives who battled their own infertility with as much strength and grace they could muster, long before I was dealing with mine.

One big change has been that lines are now requiring muster drills before departure so passengers are better prepared for emergencies, Brown says, adding that some cruise lines had already took that step on certain trips.

American colonial and Civil War-era crafts and customs interested Ms. Smith long before "The Muster," however, and her current project continues in that vein.