Sentence examples for start to galvanize from inspiring English sources

"I think, as a group, we can definitely start to feel something start to galvanize".

Galvanize playing as the athletes start to file in... just as it was in the Olympics opening ceremony.

But the growing trickle of older, more experienced Japanese who are leaving their jobs to start their own companies is helping to galvanize the local start-up scene, said Taku Harada.

What really started to happen was the galvanizing of the community around a gathering place.

With [him drumming] the band's chemistry was slightly unsettled for the better.... His fills during 'Radio Nowhere' kicked the song, and the concert, into a higher gear, and galvanized a band that was starting to pace itself".

"If we had done that as a contest, would it have been as successful as the fact that the fans galvanized on their own and started to do it?

Along with his colleagues, Loitz, an organizer with the Institute of Democratic Education in America, used the fervor of the Occupy Wall Street movement to galvanize concerns about education by starting a Tumblr blog called Occupy Edu.

Starting on Martin Luther King day -- Jan . 16 , 2012- they plan to galvanize faith communities through coordinated actions at regional Federal Reserve Banks.

The O&P Alliance has also started a "We the People" Petition on the White House website to galvanize support to rescind this proposed policy.

The dispute helped galvanize critics of the proposed combination of AOL and Time Warner as regulators were starting to look into the deal.

Galvanized by public outrage and advocacy groups, policy makers have started to push to eradicate all prostitution, not just the trafficking of children into the sex trade.