Like the civil war in Syria next door, the new fighting threatens to draw in regional neighbors, mustering along sectarian lines in what fighters on both sides depict as an existential struggle for survival based on a religious rift dating to the 7th century.
Trump cast himself in the role of disapproving dad, leaning over Machado as she hid her mortification behind a show of charms only the world's top beauty queen could have mustered, laughing along with reporters and even once planting a kiss on Trump's cheek.
Both north and south have mustered a large number of forces along the divide, and on May 21 the northern Sudanese army and local militiamen seized the Abyei area, setting off fears of a larger border war.
On the road, the new Chief Classic and Roadmaster chug along with as much grace as can be mustered in a motorcycle that weighs in at 773 pounds.
But the same federal government that, along with the Federal Reserve, has mustered $170 billion for AIG has so far refused to help.
While my personal music preferences are more along the lines of Elton John and Billy Joel, I couldn't help experiencing a little FOMO (slang, "fear of missing out") when my friends decided to make the trip to Miami for the Ultra Musical Festival, and so I mustered all my strength, energy, and monetary savings, packed my bag, and went along with them.
Thompson was prepared for this manoeuvre and mustered his Royal Marines and teams of sailors armed with muskets along the rail of the quarterdeck and poop deck.
Ross and his team mustered at the south end of the Great Lawn and mounted the R2, along with a few crates of monitors and computers, on the bed of a Central Park Conservancy pickup truck.
He mustered 16 subjects aged 19 to 39, including occasional, moderate and regular caffeine users, along with abstainers.
