Sentence examples for muster something from inspiring English sources

You'd think a writer could muster something more.

"We're not suggesting, 'Don't worry about the dinner party, nip down to KFC.' You should phone in for a takeaway if you really can't muster something up".

Unless and until those who want Britain to remain in the EU can begin to muster something of the same energy and effectiveness as those who want us to leave, the contest about Britain's future looks an unequal one.

Can Poppy, a dog good only for stealing loaves of bread and tucking the remains behind cushions for me to find weeks later, muster something deep within her and catch a wave?

"There's a mercy rule in Little League, and I'm applying it here — unless and until Herman Cain surges back in the polls again, or manages to muster something approaching cogency in his foreign policy statements, there's no point in blogging about him anymore," Mr. Drezner wrote.

"We'll see if we can muster something.

The casting director attempted accuracy: the Sol LeWitt child has thick glasses; the John Baldessari is unusually tall; the Adrienne Piper is beautiful; the Christo even musters something of a foreign accent.

"You have to muster up something [in the sixth inning]," Miller said.

Oh, I get up periodically to attend to bodily functions, to muster up something to eat and drink, but after each brief foray, I return to bed.

When you're asked, "Who are you?" is the best answer you can muster up something along the lines of: "I'm a mom" or "I'm a doctor"?

You can't just muster up something to say? Do I always have to put my statements in the form of a question for you to talk to me?