Sentence examples for rousing of from inspiring English sources

A welcome UK show by the most rousing of Balkan Gypsy brass bands.

Fiennes shot much of "Coriolanus" in Belgrade, a place that rang, all too recently, to the rousing of partisan crowds.

The expected rousing of the wounded Tigers, however, was not forthcoming, and still Bristol pushed themselves deep into Leicester territory.

The successful rousing of the distant probe marks a crucial milestone in a mission that is more spectacular and ambitious than any the European Space Agency has conceived.

Lord Macaulay, the 19th century poet and politician, wrote of Skiddaw's red glare and the rousing of 12 fair counties from Malvern's lonely height in his poem The Armada.

That scene — which fluently follows the Springfield Grand Parade, as if to show how the mood of a crowd can turn on a dime — has a place in cinema history, its appeal to reason and mercy akin to Laurence Olivier's rousing of energy and pride in "Henry V".

Then, in April, Austria launched an attack in Bavaria in the hope of rousing all of Germany against the French.

"That level of focus is contagious," Taylor said of the rousing play of Favre's teammates.

But while more recent tracks like the dark rabble-rousing of 'Ghost Town'  show development, it's the puppyish gormlessness of early tracks like 'If You Wanna' that really set the star on top of the evening.

Internal tensions have grown, however, driven partly by the rabble-rousing of Muqtada al-Sadr, the 30-year-old scion of a clerical family who has preached but so far not practised armed action against the occupation as a prelude to Islamist revolution.Some Shias have blamed Mr Sadr for a spate of attacks against rival clerics, despite his heated denials.

"College is still a really good deal," said Cecilia Rouse, of Princeton, who served on Mr. Obama's Council of Economic Advisers.