Sentence examples for mustered about from inspiring English sources

In the end, it mustered about ninety-five men.

Its preferred partner on the right, the Reformist Bloc, mustered about 9% of the vote.

The unforgiving and hard-nosed publisher then mustered about as much sympathy as he could and added, "I realize he's got a tough job".

In the fifth campaign Chiang mustered about 700,000 troops and established a series of cement blockhouses around the communist positions.

She mustered about 29 percent of the vote to Mr. Jackson's 71 percent in the district, which has an African-American majority.

"Rock of Ages," a $75 million adaptation of the Broadway musical, only mustered about $15.1 million in third place, despite a celebrated performance from Tom Cruise Adam Shankmann directed the musical, which was released by Warner Brothers.

"I want to congratulate Donald Trump on winning the nomination last night," Cruz said in the most factual statement he could muster about his nominee.

But whatever optimism the panelists tried to muster about the future, we should all be appalled by the pace of progress.

Otherwise, the best complaint I can muster about the name is that "Kindle Fire" sounds like a plainspoken directive issued by one caveman to another.

But all the indignation the I.O.C. could muster about Russia's new antigay law was a statement saying the Olympic Committee would "oppose in the strongest terms any move that would jeopardize this principle".

Zarth seemed unfamiliar with Steve Bannon — "I think he'll make a good senior adviser" was all he could muster about him — and he had no idea who Reince Priebus was.