Sentence examples for to muster around from inspiring English sources

Strength is in numbers, and the latest public display of Brotherhood support only managed to muster around 100 demonstrators.

At a time when the numbers you can amass in the streets is a signifier of your strength, the latest public display of Brotherhood support only managed to muster around 100 demonstrators.

The radical republican group Eirigi could only muster around 150 demonstrators at the southern end of Parnell Square.

Unbidden, ad hoc bands of home defenders mustered around Britain.

But an amendment added to the bill (after it failed to muster enough votes the first go-around) effectively gives states permission to discriminate against women, opponents say, including survivors of sexual assault. .

What's the matter?" Saree asked, looking quizzically at her. "Oh, I'm just playing around," Vanna laughed, trying to muster a weak smile.

But at around $35 apiece it's hard to muster up the cash (or pride) to actually purchase your own stick.

By 1943 MoMA was able to muster an exhibition (organized by Lincoln Kirstein) of around 270 Latin American works from its collection.

I picked up the threads of my passion for music, listening to various genres, and tried to muster up interest in what was going on around me.

With the original EFCA formula failing to muster the requisite Senate supermajority, organized labor advocates have begun to cast around for provisions that are easier to sell to moderates than secret-ballot abolition and imposed arbitration.

It was a strange sight: the star of "Armageddon" and "Pearl Harbor" scrambling around like any other young entrepreneur, hoping to muster interest in his company.