Sentence examples for start to muster from inspiring English sources

I kept expecting, and even hoping, that Dodd would acquire a tinge of Elmer Gantry — that he might start to muster large throngs to the Cause, with Freddie employed as the muscle to keep the mob in line.

I started to muster a response but he cut me off.

In the early 1970s, as rural members of Congress saw their numbers start to decline, a deal was struck to include food stamps in the farm bill so lawmakers would be able to muster enough votes to pass it.

If confidence is hard to muster, start by just thinking positively.

Some Crestmoor residents started rebuilding their homes almost immediately, while others have taken longer to muster the energy to start afresh.

To start a new life, she had to muster her courage.

An uprising in Kent started 10 days prematurely, alerting Richard to muster the royal army and take steps to put down the insurrections.

Even as the German armies started to roll through Europe, however, FDR couldn't muster America to get off the couch and fight.

However, once the single PP3 battery started to go, users of a more metallic bent could muster a vague distortion effect.

I'd like to start by mustering up all the sarcasm I can in saying, I'd like to thank Vice for their undying support for my 10-years of service.

I'd like to start by mustering up all the sarcasm I can and say this: I'd like to thank Vice for their undying support for my ten years of service.