Sentence examples for rose morale from inspiring English sources

Ireland's pulsating victory over New Zealand in Chicago has also encouraged Youngs that the northern hemisphere is on the up – "It shows the gap isn't as big as people think" – and England's unbeaten record under Jones in 2016 has also done plenty for red rose morale.

There was doom-mongering before Athens, Beijing and London; once the sports began, morale rose and – rightly or wrongly – criticism began to sound mean-spirited.

As the number fell in the autumn to 38, in the winter to 9, and in the spring to 5, my morale rose – tempered by occasional dips and drops.

With the victory at Princeton, morale rose in the American ranks and more men began to enlist in the army.

The British lost more than one quarter of their force in the battle, and American morale rose with the victory.

One poll found that disapproval of Mr Morales rose from 60% in January to 73% in March.

Morale only rose in the mid-1980's after Allstate ventured beyond its box-like booths at Sears department stores to set up neighborhood branches.

We also get the monthly ZEW index of German business confidence at the same time - it's expected to show a rise in morale.

To his credit, Clark rose and nodded the cross past Morales and gave the U.S. a deserved victory.

During the same period, Gallup's Jon Clifton and Lymari Morales note that Egypt's GDP rose from $4,762 per capita to $6,367 per capita.

English rugby morale is rising but Sarries' tall controller still has multiple summits to conquer.