Sentence examples for the mustering from inspiring English sources

The mustering of residents was no small accomplishment in itself, Mr. Uberti said.

In August 1862, the department assigned him to oversee the mustering of Indiana volunteer troops in Indianapolis, where he employed his keen organizational skills to raise new units.

(The high point of his military career occurred at Fort Dix, in the spring of 1960, when he witnessed the mustering out of Elvis Presley).

He made full use of the traditional Frankish annual assembly, the mustering of those called to military service in a context which highlighted the common bond entailed in their willingness to follow their leader into war.

Emperor Alexius, who had doubtless anticipated the mustering of some sort of auxiliary force, apparently soon realized that he would have to provide for and police a much larger influx of warriors.

He joined a New Jersey artillery company — "a motley assembly — Irish, Germans, French, English, Yankees — Tall, Slim, Short, and Stout," he wrote his parents — for the mustering bonus, a hefty $288.

According to the muster roll displayed at its work-site, 19 of the 43 workers belong to marginalised groups.

The muster for the entire university has slumped from a peacetime average of around 5,000 to between 2 and 3,000.

It took a while to corral the dispersed Islamophobes to the muster point.

Should they stay in camp or drive 30 miles to the muster point as planned?

Once the muster station is set-up volunteers will start in on the "neighbourhood sweep".