Sentence examples similar to routinely muster from inspiring English sources
Those matches routinely draw larger numbers of fans than even the U.S. Men's National Team can muster for similar friendlies: Mexico drew an average of more than 80,000 fans over its final two World Cup tune-ups in the U.S., and its matches against the U.S. ― be they friendlies or competitive matches ― often attract huge numbers of Mexican fans.
China's vast mining industry suffers routinely from such appalling disasters, many of them attributed to safety standards that would not pass muster in a more open country.Officially, more than 3,500 workers have been killed in mining accidents so far this year; the true death toll is thought to be much higher.
The instinct for attack, at least in polemical terms, has been encouraged in recent days by what Mr. Hussein appears to have taken as a sign of American weakness: the decision by President Bush -- routinely referred to in Baghdad's propaganda as "the son of a viper," or "little Bush" -- to muster new consensus for a fresh version of the United Nations sanctions.
Will moaning pass muster?
— that passes muster in court.
None passed muster, until recently.
Which girls would pass muster?
