| If Sligo had lost James Kearins would have had a real job on his hands to try and rally the troops for this one. |
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| Admittedly Houllier made a flying visit to Liverpool's Melwood training ground last week to rally the troops before being sent packing for more rest by his doctors. |
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| This is the only way they can unite the Jedi Order and the Republic and rally the troops to rescue the galaxy from the menacing darkness. |
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| Mr. Desrosiers is a team player who is able to rally the troops and owns an extensive network of contacts. |
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| And what better way to rally the troops than by pointing out the enormity of the enemy? |
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| The quarterbacks get paid the most money because they must rally the troops in the game's critical moments when the cards are stacked against them. |
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| He got the call and is proud to go and rally the troops and say that we are in. |
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| We needed someone who could rally the troops. |
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| Anti-Americanism has always proven to be a valuable tool when it is time to rally the troops of the NDP or the Liberals to justify more intrusion of government into markets. |
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| Mr Chambers is trying to rally the troops. |
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| Rally the troops and give yourself a cheering section of fans and supporters. |
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