Примеры использования Muster на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Muster your fighters.
I'm not sure how many I could muster.
Muster a boarding party.
How many more could we muster by the morning?
I need all the friends I can muster.
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Slave, I need all the power we can muster.
The Muster of Rohan: the Rohirrim ride from Harrowdale.
Petty Officer, we need to go. We're gonna be late for muster.
We should muster all our available resources on Russia too.
His name again appears in a military muster in 1363.
Your Highness, sir, I could muster an army and surround Sherwood.
Taylor's second marriage was to Tennis player Thomas Muster.
I wish I could muster a legion of Dwarves, fully armed and filthy.
You will need every ounce of ferocity andsavagery you can muster.
It simply didn't pass muster with our more discerning customers.
They are now up against a force far greater than anything they can muster.
It took everything I had to muster the courage just to walk past him.
The muster areas shall be clear of furniture, whether movable or fixed.
That is possible, andthe world must now muster the will to do it.
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Areas in which passengers, shipboard personnel and crew muster in the event of danger.
We must now muster the political will to actually take the first step.
In the Sontaran Military Academy, we have hatchings of a million cadets at each muster parade.
Be bold, muster the courage you need, and choose to answer Him today.
If supported, such regional groups can more easily muster political will and the capacity to act.
The previous muster, conducted in May 2003, had resulted in 87 per cent present.
We're to meet up with as many Jaffa andTok'ra ships as we can muster, and destroy that thing by whatever means necessary.
We muster new energies, we gather strength for this exciting period ahead of us.
Four ships of the line andtwo big frigates could muster a landing force- even without drawing on the main fleet- of a thousand men or more.