Sentence examples for mustered at from inspiring English sources

Can sufficient security for such a large-scale competition really be mustered at eight weeks' notice?

As marchers mustered at East 17th Street and Broadway, organisers estimated the turnout at 2,000.

They mustered at dusk — highly educated middle-aged professionals who claimed to have lived this way for decades.

On a clear morning in late September, about a dozen members of the Ghazaliya Guardians mustered at a small public marketplace to meet Captain Brooks.

All of this could somehow be prevented if the G20, for example, finds the energy and imagination that it mustered at the start of the subprime crisis.

Despite his shortcomings, the Queen appointed him in 1588 lieutenant general of the army mustered at Tilbury against the Spanish Armada.

Supporters are trying to muster at least 100 votes among the 211 House Democrats.

It's the result of the best efforts our ancestors could muster at that time.

For example, mandatory minimums "provide the only certainty that is not subject to how persuasive of a sympathy story the defendant can muster at sentencing".

Biles should finish her floor exercise this weekend with a double-twisting, double back flip, which many gymnasts cannot even muster at the start of a routine.

Managers limit the risk they face by throwing all the resources they can muster at an opportunity from the outset, even if it means wasting assets.