mobilise in a sentence

• More units mobilised to combat open burning, NEW STRAITS TIMES-
• Over 60 million European soldiers were mobilised from 1914 to 1918.
• Military units were also mobilised elsewhere to take over government institutions.
• A quickly mobilised citizenry persuaded them otherwise and the hornbeam survived.
• These included regular marines and those mobilised from the Fleet Reserve.
• Their semi-nomadic society mobilised into commandos of mounted gunmen.
• During World War II he was mobilised into the Polish Navy.
• For this cause, Nasution and Simatupang also mobilised civilian protesters.
• It provided a means of cheaply mobilising large numbers of men.
• Riot police were mobilised to suppress this aspect of the event.
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• The idea of mobilising the masses was thoroughly alien to them.
• Significant resources were mobilised to fight the waters and their effects.
• Both sides mobilised forces in apparent preparations for a military confrontation.
• She believes in mobilising women's cause by peaceful means.
• Britain and Italy each mobilise once, early in the game.
• English spies reported this as Cathaoir Rua mobilising for a rebellion.
• On 30 September, the armies of the Balkan League mobilised.
• Rebel forces in the area mobilised to counter the Army offensive.
• Bern mobilised on 8 January and was initially on its own.
• Later they were mobilised for overseas service in their own right.