Sentence examples for rally himself from inspiring English sources
"Still can't figure out whether he'll rally himself to do it," Podesta observed in August.
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".
President Ceausescu then ordered a huge loyalty rally for himself in Bucharest, on 21 December.
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.
William Henry Harrison served punches laced with applejack at Whig Party rallies, earning himself the nickname the Hard Cider Candidate.
Beneath giant posters of the late president at his inaugural rally, he called himself chavista and a "son of Chávez".
With the Giants trying to rally, Tyree found himself a target for Kerry Collins's passes.
del Potro then won a long rally to give himself two set points at 6-4, and converted the first with a wrong-footing forehand down-the-line to give himself the tiebreak and a two-set lead.
Nadal wins the next rally to give himself two set points, before closing out to win the first set in 34 minutes.
