Sentence examples for time to muster from inspiring English sources

With plenty of warning from the slow-moving storm, highway departments had time to muster their plows.

But they failed each time to muster the Republican votes needed to override Mr. Gulotta, and every vote ended with nine Democrats opposing seven Republicans.

Insisting that veterans' lobbyists needed more time to muster support, he accused Speaker Foley of "kowtowing" to groups such as the Communist Youth Brigade.

The Parliament failed today for a second time to muster the two-thirds vote necessary to elect the reformist candidate for president who is favored by party leaders.

Service employee officials said they did not have enough time to muster a full-throated campaign on Mr. Obama's behalf, asserting that if they had several weeks they could have helped persuade many Hispanic voters to back him.

Hardley Lewin, the former head of Jamaica's military, has suggested that when the extradition request finally went through, Golding's administration leaked the news to Coke, giving him time to muster his forces.

One reason for the increase could be due to cash-strapped tenants filing harassment complaints to give them extra time to muster-up the rent, said Melissa Marsh, an LA-based attorney who represents both tenants and landlords.

Fortunately this is a bit of a dry run: you have time, madam, to muster your dignity for the Oscars... We look forward to it.

(The third time fails to muster a smile).

In addition, several Republicans said, Mr. Bush has at times failed to muster the sunny geniality and bravado that have always been his strongest suits.

As captured in the film "Glory," the Massachusetts regiments refused time and again to muster to receive pay.