The word "rallying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as either a verb or a noun. For example, "The team was rallying around their coach in support."
Gereb's case has become a rallying point for Hungarians seeking to have home births accepted as a regulated method of delivery.
It opens with a rallying Arthur Scargill on TV, saying the miners will, one day, be able to tell themselves: "I was proud and privileged to be part of the greatest struggle on Earth".
Yet Lee 34-2-1 34-2-1 34-2-1one-time protégé of Emanuel Steward blessed with power in both hands and a track record of rallying from adversity, showed why he's earned a reputation for in-ring escape jobs.
There was a degree of irony to the moment, given Paul's 2016 campaign spent much of the day fundraising from the event and rallying its supporters, while a pro-Paul Super Pac even poked fun at Cruz over Twitter.
Insurer Old Mutual was the top performer of the day, rallying to a 16-month high as investors made the most of a weak run against its peers to buy into the stock.
"Simon Woolley I'm certain you shall be rallying the filthy white trash, muslim wogapes and nigger swine and nigger beast, to vote against the BNP".
To this day, "the war on women" remains an effective – and accurate – rallying point for women already sympathetic to the metaphor.
Yes, the left needs a message of hope, of optimism rallying around a coherent alternative that can inspire.
However, facing arrests, the group said they collectively decided to leave, and march through the streets where smaller groups of protesters were also rallying.
Instead, grangers are active, reengaging with the activism of the 1960s and 70s, out on picket lines, cooking up food for strikers, getting arrested at protests, rallying in the streets, peopling anti-fracking and anti-logging and anti-McDonalds and anti-war actions – organising, planning, plotting.
