Four more companies were added to the battalion after its mustering.

I don't blame you for taking time from our mustering."

"We have to have some mustering of a greater will."

Anything to do with the mustering of fighting men.

Spies have also reported a great mustering among the northmen.

But a clever mustering of resources may improve one's chances for advancement.

Meanwhile, Nigel would step up his mustering of troops for the coming campaign and prepare the army to move out.

This signal confusion led to delays in the mustering of militia companies.

A chitet is the traditional mustering of the provincial levies.

A full 25% of all embroiderers were already classified "unfit for service" at their mustering.

And so despondently Merry now stood and watched the mustering of the army.

"Could we get married after the mustering, Joe?

Another sort of fraud was false mustering.

And a call for battle stations was mystifying, as much as the mustering of all hands on deck.

Specialist Training (in one of the following mustering)

"Fiona's father brought us word of a mustering of the High King's army.

We haven't seen any signs of this so-called mustering of troops you've been ranting about."

It was a gesture from her ancestors, from the slave shacks, a mustering of strength for a fight.

That would delay the mustering of reinforcements.

- Elrond recalls the mustering of the hosts.

The mustering of the Scarlet Guard was a thing spectacular in sound and sight, fearful to behold.

It was a long message, about the mustering of an army for Fnland, and he had been halfway through when he was interrupted.

The Mustering of the Army.

It shows the mustering of the animals by the local people, their herding and despatch by the natives with spears.

The mustering of such immense armies belies the notion that large-scale mechanized warfare vanished with the cold war.

Before he could muster up an answer she was out of the door and gone.

He must stay there, to muster all who came in.

It was the best question she could muster at the moment.

The effect is greater than any of them could muster on its own.

Even after all these years he could muster that up.

Whether or not this is true, the team can certainly muster more money among its members.

The only sort of smile he seemed able to muster these days.

And I have to ask him to muster the troops again.

But he comes to the issue with an authority few others could muster.

As I stand, watching them muster, a small boy comes up to me.

So it was to be just the Price family and whatever help we could muster up.

They could muster just 64 yards in the second half.

And it can muster the air power to carry them out.

The rest of us were merely the best she could muster.

What had the form mustered up the last several years?

But they still could not muster a shot on goal.

All the energy he could muster was focused in his voice.

Right now, anything they could muster to their side was an advantage.

They were all mustered out of federal service in May 1919.

Instead, all he could muster was a hand on the boy's shoulder.

"Ten years ago, we would never have been able to muster this kind of support."

For now, it is too early to tell if he could muster a majority.

At the end of the war in 1865, the men had mustered out.

On a good day they can muster a thousand people in a city with several million.

He would have a large crew, perhaps three times the men we could muster.

I want him to come after me before he has a chance to call his muster.

And now that he had his muster here, what would the king do?

"Have you had word yet from the king about his muster?"

I went up to the house you told me of; and got put down upon the muster.

If a man could no longer pass muster, he was gone.

So you answer for him to make the muster complete.

He did not need the muster book to choose the men.

But for some here, no police dog can pass muster.

If you passed muster, your name was added to the waiting list.

Today, Muster said the wait, and the work, were all worth it.

I've used only one, so clearly it did not pass muster.

Soon the great general would emerge to begin the day's muster.

He's here to answer for his part in the muster, as he promised.

Last year, officials said, alumni in 112 countries held muster.

The second car passed muster but with the third there was some trouble.

"But soon I will come among you and hold terrible muster."

Still, he passed muster with at least one voter here.

A compromise might pass muster, but Congress must move first.

I expect a short verbal report in the morning, just after muster.

"It took a while to get the confidence back," Muster said.

"There was no real opposition and that's what he's going to get against Muster."

His company was small indeed, because few could be found worthy to pass muster.

But this time, he understood, was the final muster, the last call to arms.

But of the 23 models tested, only 3 passed muster.

Think of a name for yourself so's I can tell the crew and add it to the muster book.