Sentence examples for used to muster from inspiring English sources

"From a legal staffing viewpoint, it means that a lot of people who used to be allocated to conduct document review are no longer able to be billed out," said Bill Herr, who as a lawyer at a major chemical company used to muster auditoriums of lawyers to read documents for weeks on end.

In this process, electrical current is used to muster metal cations dipped in a solution to deposit on another conducting object.

Others called the anniversary celebration a "big show" reminiscent of the large demonstrations Chavez used to muster up in his support.

"I find him extremely divisive and deprecative of people he considers weak," said Udall, a mother of three boys who has the take-charge manner of someone used to mustering volunteer forces.

Similar complaints voiced in the 1990s were followed by a 2001 report by the WHO Tobacco-Free Initiative on how member tobacco companies had used ILSI to muster seemingly unbiased scientific opinions aimed at quashing WHO tobacco control efforts.

But in Edinburgh, publicity is all and if the EAF can use it to muster more visitors and fan up some funding for innovative shows in unusual venues outside the usual gallery circuit, it might achieve critical mass and put Edinburgh on the grand tour of biennales and festivals.

Even the scarce resources that poor families can muster are invariably used to help the sons, leaving girls to watch brothers go off to school or jobs, while they stay home.

Even in the Independent, where Helm used to work as a journalist, Paul Taylor cannot muster much collegiate enthusiasm.

He used to drag his legs and have trouble mustering the strength to sign credit card bills; post stem-cell treatment, he can jog and take notes.

Alongside City Hall, National Guard troops muster the vehicles they had used to evacuate those still trapped in their homes.

More tech savvy than I can muster is required for what used to be the simplest of contraptions.