“rallying”造句，怎麼用rallying造句

Stalwarts such as Nick Brown and Ian Austin pummel away behind the scenes, rallying support and pacifying critics.

At home, President Obama has been rallying his most ardent supporters on behalf of his stimulus package and his budget.

Till the last dog dies became the rallying cry for our troops in the last days of the New Hampshire campaign.

It might be a husband licking his wounds after a marital battle... Or two parents rallying from an attack of doubt.

That is a very good thing, he adds: after all, the Tory party spent more than a decade testing to destruction the idea that it could win by rallying its core vote.

They immediately realised that the phrase-with its software connotation of a newly released, better and more stable version-had enormous appeal as a rallying cry for the Valley.

The rallying cry of this new Left was, All power to the people!

However, in 2011 "eradication" is no longer just a rallying cry but a realistic possibility.

As we have already said, Corinthe was the meeting-place if not the rallying-point, of Courfeyrac and his friends.

After rallying for a while, the Teixeira family is sliding backwards, struggling more than it did a couple of years ago.

Stockmarkets have been rallying since March on anticipation that the global economy would recover.

Those rallying against nuclear energy are pushing for the government to back other energy alternatives like solar and wind.

Frankfurter was the father of "judicial restraint", a philosophy that when he began his service on the court put him in the liberal camp, but which has evolved into a conservative rallying-cry today.

WHAT short rallying-cry sums up the hopes of people who risk their lives-anywhere from Tunis to Cairo to rangoon-because they believe in free, universal suffrage?

I would start rallying the troops for this game the minute the previous match had finished.