Sentence examples for muster forces from inspiring English sources

His job is to muster forces to solve problems inherent to large-scale computer networks, such as security holes.

It was largely Freycinet's powers of organization that enabled Gambetta to muster forces with which to oppose the advancing German armies.

Yet they still control a number of remote districts, and in those areas the insurgents can still muster forces to storm government positions, as demonstrated by their capture of a district in Afghanistan's eastern Nuristan Province this week.

In 1124 he was able to muster forces from many parts of France to counter a threatened invasion by the Holy Roman emperor Henry V, identifying himself as the vassal of St. Denis, the patron saint of France, whose banner he carried.

Social movement organizations will muster forces to denounce stained management, labor exploitation, and the destruction of natural environment.

These localities were strategically situated along the main routes to the city, and formed the outer defenses of Constantinople throughout its history, serving to muster forces, confront enemy invasions or at least buy time for the capital's defenses to be brought in order.

Trenches there faced the mustering forces of the Northern Alliance, and American bombs, north of Kabul and outside Mazar-i-Sharif, Herat and Kunduz, cities north and west of the Hindu Kush mountain range that divides Afghanistan.

Ericsson says the venture will not harm the Symbian consortium, of which it is a member it might even help it by fuelling the demand for mobile services.Both sides mustered forces in Vodafone AirTouch's hostile bid for Mannesmann, now worth around euro140 billion ($143 billion).

The war in the south-west turned in favour of the King, and on 7 June 1643 the Royalists mustered forces to attack the castle again: this time Luttrell surrendered, switching sides to support the Royalists until his death the following February.

When Charles laid siege to Gloucester, Parliament was forced to muster a force under Essex with which to beat Charles's forces off.

After all, whenever age begins to muster its forces, launching sneak raids on the lines of his waist and hair, the producers simply throw the actor away and buy another one.