Sentence examples for rallied himself from inspiring English sources
His computer-like mind had survived in better condition than his body, and he rallied himself to draw up a list of his Nazi tormentors.
He told me that if he starts a day in what feels like a funk, he rallies himself by concentrating on a line he remembers from the movie "All That Jazz".
"Still can't figure out whether he'll rally himself to do it," Podesta observed in August.
William Henry Harrison served punches laced with applejack at Whig Party rallies, earning himself the nickname the Hard Cider Candidate.
In an attempt to rally both himself and a Depression-weary society, he teamed up with the Broadway wunderkind Moss Hart to confect a political spoof like the Gershwins' "Of Thee I Sing," which the year before had brought new prestige and satirical range to the musical.
Khrushchev claimed that Stalin was shocked into temporary inactivity by the onslaught, but, if so, he soon rallied and appointed himself supreme commander in chief.
However, Hewitt, who was on a 16-match winning streak himself, then rallied and broke the Swiss back to take the set into a tie-break.
Mr. Suharto, 86, a committed mystic himself, has rallied more than once over the past two weeks after reaching what seemed to be the end as his lungs, heart and kidneys failed him.
Putin has long rallied support by painting himself as Russia's defender against nefarious global forces seeking to keep Russia down by any means possible, from economic sanctions to Russia's banishment from the 2018 Olympic Games.
Edward, who had rallied somewhat, now moved north himself.
