How to pronounce “muster” in English

I mustered up the courage to ask my crush out.

I failed to muster the wild courage to enforce my boundaries.

So when you muster the wild courage to chase what you want in life, you will discover a vital truth.

they pass legal muster.

That we can muster this when we don't feel like-- you have nothing to lose by saying, let people into this country.

Why can't we muster that same amount of protest and pushing for school integration and equality that we do for that?

But before I could muster a lie good enough for me to skip out on this particular jam, word spread faster than Nutella

He can muster no defense, even though we're sitting in the National Gallery, not the Supreme Court, and eating lunch, not arguing case law, I am tempted to shout, 'The prosecution

failed me for muster some house left I

And I mustered up the courage.

to begin mustering up, and that they were going to have to invade.

Corey: Anyway I mustered up enough bravado to come down here and I'm really glad I did, because seeing the campus is really amazing.

And if you didn't make muster, you got thrown in the paddy wagon and taken down to the station.

medical and scientifically oriented place I can muster.

It took me 21 years to muster up the courage to say those last two words-- transgender woman.

So even if they pass muster, a lot of these anti-cancer drugs are so modest in what they achieve that if you look at the national statistics for cancer

So when I can't muster self-compassion, what do I do?

or resources that you can possibly muster.

We see Erin in this scene basically mustering all the courage and guts that she can to blurt out that one sentence.

All of those movements would not have been able to muster the number of people

willing to put as much elbow grease as you can muster into whatever it is you're tackling, life can throw you hurdles that you just can't possibly

It's very genuine and not everyone can muster that emotion.

and in the most professional voice that I can muster I lie and say that I am a journalist and that I'm calling from "Manhattan

have to with all the intensity I could muster up I said we're going to make it into Bangkok Thailand together and it

that a lot of people can't seem to muster.

Yet, he has mustered up his gift, which is writing.

And any time that you can muster up the capacity that you have to love in order to resist

You have to muster also, in yourself, a real curiosity to bring that kind of generosity to bear.

And every time he was in the room all that I could muster to say was, that's interesting.

Instead of yelling at him, I would muster my energy to go faster and hike harder.

keep on your life jackets, and to your muster stations.

And for those that aren't familiar, a muster stations is where you evacuate a ship from.

to actually hit each other and do something as possible with as much energy as you can muster, which basically is the aim of the Large Hadron Collider,

And speak with as much conviction and clarity as you can muster.

I wanted to wear two, but one was really all I could muster.

So clearly, trying to buy a car without her knowing about it probably wouldn't pass muster.

follow climate models that are provided they they have the best science and the best information we can muster but these models were not accurate

I felt like I was watching my dream die on the vine because I couldn't muster the strength to actually do something about it.

And that certainly would never pass Constitutional muster ever to actually put a ban on alcohol advertising altogether.

For me, listening brings a quality, musters a quality, of generosity.

A few years after we'd moved to town, I mustered the courage to ask for a job.

But to the extent that I mustered even -- Stephen: Excuse me -- a dram of wisdom that

This is my favorite, and this is one that takes a bit of courage, but nothing that we can't muster here.

I could see and feel your frustration and disappointment, but your maturity and perspective prevailed, and you showed class and composure that few athletes could muster.

But a double bind means that, once you've made the decision with the best faculties you could muster, there is still regret at the end of the decision.

I got to say, 20 years ago, you would not have found me to be able to muster up the courage to speak in front of a crowd like this or folks worldwide.

And then there's another segment of people who don't like owning homes and see value in renting, and they muster to the cause.

And he said, "The law of causality I believe, like much that passes muster among philosophers, is a relic of a bygone age, surviving, like the monarchy--"

And so in a way, they make everything an inner expectation, because they'll do it if it passes muster with them.