muster造句
(91) To abstract vehicle driving characters, velocity time record is regarded as muster of kinematics sequences.
(92) While Pfizer (PFE) is seeing reduced economic value in reinvesting in its cholesterol franchise (Lipitor), AstraZeneca appears to be pumping as much air in the cholesterol bubble as it can muster.
(93) The President could not muster the votes to fend off impeachment.
(94) If he could muster up more strength, he might pull through.
(95) Each character is valid by itself, yet the whole may not pass muster.
(96) According to the approved Muster Roll of Love Care Fund Distribution, the rescue fund should be delivered to every subdistrict office promptly.
(97) But in a widely noted concurring opinion, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor suggested that a less draconian approach--distinguishing gang members from innocent bystanders--might pass constitutional muster.
(98) " I do appreciate good advice so much,'said Scarlett, with all the sarcasm she could muster.
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(100) Muster needed just 72 minutes to win the one-sided match, 6-2, 6-3.
(101) True that it passes muster by gaslight, but the sunlight shows it up.
(102) If he could muster up courage,[http:///muster.html] he might pull through.
(103) I had to muster my courage up to ask him that question.
(104) We muster the spirit of America, and the faith of America.
(105) During Ming and Qing Dynasties , the environment of Huai River and the native identify made Hua Tuo's Cults muster in the Basin of Huai River.
(106) If the MTVL passes muster it will join Canada's rubber - tracked 20 - tonne M 113 APCs in Afghanistan.
(107) It must pass muster in much more rigorous testing before the company seeks U. S. approval.
(108) All countries need all they policy space they can muster to get their economies back on track in the midst of the crisis, especially the US.
(109) Any political entity would invoke religious solidarity to muster its strength in numbers.
(110) Once Democrats solidified a majority on the NLRB, they set out to push a pro-union policy agenda that never could pass congressional muster.
(111) Adrift in a clueless no-man's-land, I felt my moods range from querulous to despondent. I couldn't muster the concentration to deal with the problem.
(112) The way these things usually go, we'll likely see it in the U.S. sometime after that, assuming it passes muster in the EU.
(113) JUST when the German government needs all the financial-markets expertise it can muster in Berlin, another of its technicians is sent to fill a hole in Frankfurt.
(114) You think we can muster up enough wizard power to pull it off.
(115) Despite the agreement among Europe's leaders on Thursday to recapitalize banks on the Continent, the reality is that Europe cannot muster this cash on its own.
(116) They used every human reason the flesh could muster in their endeavour to weaken his influence on the lives of men and women.
(117) No one has to muster up courage to enter a less pretentious antique shop.
(118) These programmes must pass the muster of conservative watchdog groups on the look-out for any signs of indecency.
(119) I couldn't muster up a single commonplace out of the thousand in my head.
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