Sentence examples for mustering sites from inspiring English sources

"Shakertown," as neighbors called both communities, was used as mustering sites of both Union and secessionist home guards.

Few companies' efforts passed muster: many sites did not act "quickly" enough, and others did not take "effective action" at all.

Moving online, he perused various sites, but couldn't muster enough confidence in any site to click.

So organisers have been mustering more protesters.

So Coates decided to counter this with some visions of his own, using a combination of meditation, self-induced trances and novelty headgear to see what ideas for the redevelopment of the site he could muster.

All those visitors, and the site can only muster a 0.87 seeder-to-leecher ratio.

Maybe for the best, since Conway says one fracking operation actually requires more power than Site C can muster.

Webcasters, who have set up sites like saveinternetradio.org to muster public support, say that if royalties must be paid, they should be a percentage of stations' revenue, not a per-listener rate.

This isn't the first time bikers anti-Muslim groups have planned and failed to muster up support for rallies at Muslim American sites.

Malaysian consortium SP Setia acquired Battersea power station for significantly more than its competitors could muster, while China's recent property supermarket sweep includes such sites as Wandsworth's Ram Brewery and a £1bn deal for the Royal Docks.

I have been charting my reread on my blog Pratchett Job, a site named with the best punning tribute to Terry that I could muster.