Sentence examples for muster for the from inspiring English sources

That one per cent lead is all the No Campaign could muster for the Union, despite throwing the entire arsenal of City of London financial fear at Scotland.

That's the best description I can muster for the Democratic Congress, which just passed an expansion of the Bush administration's ability to wiretap within the United States.

While the mood was solemn, the televised event had elements of a stirring rally for a stricken nation and a muster for the coming fight against terrorism.

The muster for the entire university has slumped from a peacetime average of around 5,000 to between 2 and 3,000.

Why not ask the bots to do something comedic next time: see what they can muster for the prime minister's keynote next week.

It's a harsh penalty but these are harsh times and I am disinclined to extend to these people the compassion they cannot muster for the "scum" whose lives they are bent on destroying.

Her post-work routine involved peeling her clothes off outside the front door and sprinting into the shower, the best strategy she could muster for minimizing the stench inside her home.

And its summer performance tires will never pass muster for those who live in the Snow Belt.

I rarely heap encomiums on any device but this one deserves all the praise we can muster for breaking the stale paradigms thus far foisted upon us by handheld console manufacturers.

It seems highly instructive, then, that only nine fillies and 10 colts have been mustered for the two showcase juvenile events on dirt.

The first woman in space and the first manned-docking procedure combined for an event that has been heralded by the state press with the kind of rapturous embrace — tears, flags, tears while gazing upon flags — last mustered for the Olympics.