Sentence examples for started to mobilize from inspiring English sources

Before the Obama campaign even had a chance to denounce Ludacris, one of the rappers on the senator's iPod, Hillary Inc. started to mobilize.

Few in Ridgewood knew much about reform math until several parents started to mobilize in the past year, stepping up their efforts after the hiring of Dr. Brooks.

By early 2006 — as a state election approached — a loose coalition of homeowners started to mobilize politically to demand that the state subsidize insurance.

After cast removal, the patient started to mobilize her wrist under physiotherapeutic guidance.

After the external fixation was removed, the patient started to mobilize his wrist under physiotherapeutic guidance.

Indeed, noted Yang in his poster book, beginning around 1957 "political movements started to mobilize public opinion.

"The society is developing in Macao and starting to mobilize.

"This effort is an opportunity to start to mobilize citizen goodwill, citizen good effort, citizen energy".

But advocates for low-income people were already starting to mobilize against the plan.

Politicians are starting to mobilize on this front, behind the headlines of gridlock and polarization.

The government is starting to mobilize.