Sentence examples for muster you from inspiring English sources

You pass muster, you sing.

"When you're in Edinburgh," he says, with all the remaining energy he can muster, "you might as well make the most of the opportunity".

Should you pass muster, you will be led to an anteroom where you will be tongue-in-cheekily lectured about the house rules; no cellphone conversations, no talking, cash only, etc.

She conveys the indignity of the forced wearing of the burqa with a power that distant and abstract condemnation can never muster: "You have no peripheral vision because of the netting in front of your eyes," she relates.

Bring in an old pair of A.P.C. indigo jeans and, if it passes muster, you'll get half off the next pair.

If you pass muster, you'll be extended the rhetorical "We'll see you next year, right?" There are roughly 130 houses, many boasting gardens heavy with antique pink and cornflower blue hydrangeas hanging like grand finale fireworks frozen in ta-da.

"Whatever you have inside of you, you muster it up, you give it.

You look up and with derision, strength, and every womanly roar you can muster - you look at him, perhaps since the first time since her left you writhing in your bed with a pillow over your head.

I know, Mark should rhyme with quark, but Murray felt it was kwork, and in fact if you are from that part of the country where you pronounce mister muster then you probably pronounce kwark kwork too.

"Well," I told him, with all the authority a professional pundit can muster, "then you should assume that you're going to lose the election".

The chair passes muster, but you sense it's not so much because it projects the right image – but because it doesn't matter any more.