Sentence examples for muster our from inspiring English sources

"We weren't able to muster our forces in helping to provide everyone with scientific publicity and allowing the masses to get hold of this sort of knowledge," he was quoted as saying.

"But to achieve this, we must muster our political will for bold and sustained action for shared development, improved gender equality, and the promotion and protection of human rights".

Breathing hard, already tired, we paused long enough to swallow some energy bars and muster our courage, and then cast off into the vertical sea of granite that leaned overhead.

Yet Hersey's reporting, along with his deep and wide compassion, is as valuable as ever, and can offer perspective — if only because it reminds us that global events should be focussed, when we can muster our best kind of energy, on the individual.

Though what we can do may be limited, we have to muster our psychological powers and control our passions when dealing with ourselves and with others.

To give this kind of response, we need to be able to muster our grossly limited know-how, as well as what we have learned from outside our own discipline and, above all, the hard-earned knowledge consolidated in our everyday practices.

John Howard was a genius at mustering our fears of the boats.

On the fifth or sixth day we mustered our courage to try the 6 AM surf again, and were totally wiped out by a wave and nearly crashed into some rocks.

One the fifth or sixth day we mustered our courage to try the 6 AM surf again, and were totally wiped out by a wave and nearly crashed into some rocks.

Let us give ourselves and anyone else as many orgasms as we can muster with our bare hands and our open mouths and our beautiful, quivering bodies and let us understand how radical of an act this truly is.

As Waxman says, "our strategy was to muster all our strength to deny one industry its favors, and in doing so, set off a chain reaction if one industry pulled out, others might waver, too, eventually turning the coalition members against one another".