Sentence examples for was mobilizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something mobile.
On Thursday, The Hill reported that the gun lobby was mobilizing against Lynch.
On Monday, a day after the generals' ouster, there were no signs that the military was mobilizing in protest.
As the race progressed last year, the people running the Clinton campaign were well aware that Trump was mobilizing his white base in dramatic fashion.
AROUND 20 years ago, a young civil rights attorney was mobilizing the African-American community in Chicago at the beginning of his political career.
Old-fashioned monarchies, as well as military juntas, generally count on passive subjects, while the innovation of Fascism was mobilizing the masses, in punitive raids and grand public rallies, in the cause of a kind of ultranationalism.
Robert Zirkelbach, a spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans, the main lobby for insurance companies, said the group was "mobilizing our grass-roots coalitions and encouraging industry employees" to participate in meetings for the Obama transition team.
The Egyptian Army was mobilized.
His Reserve unit was mobilized in 1940.
When he was mobilized for Iraq, he was thrilled.
The patient was mobilized after postoperative pain had subsided.
The stomach was mobilized, and a gastric tube was created.
