How To Use Rallying cry In A Sentence
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The likely chairman of the proposed new York rugby league club, Roger Dixon, has issued a rallying cry for fans to keep doing their bit for the cause.
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‘Keep them out’ has always been a good rallying cry.
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The creation of Oz (the name Oz may refer to the 16: 1 silver ounces to gold ounces rallying cry of bimetallists) recast this ancient belief into intellect (gold, sun) vs. emotions (silver, moon), the core tension of the Oz mythology.
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‘Real jobs for real pay’ has become the rallying cry.
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While people in the colonies used the expression, it was not a central rallying cry, nor is it implied in the Declaration of Independence.
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The population was in dire need of a rallying cry.
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Football-supporting MPs have issued a rallying cry for ‘all associated’ with the game to pull together and save York City.
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The population was in dire need of a rallying cry.
Ambassadors: From Ancient Greece to the Nation State
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Many of the church's leaders have taken up the rallying cry to support those struggling in the economic downturn.
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Still, artists saw little action by city officials, who failed to take up the rallying cry.
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This rhetoric offers both a posthoc justification for the changes, and a rallying cry for implementation.
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Once a rallying cry of mainline churches in the 1960s, racially integrated churches number only 2 to 3 percent within mainline denominations today.
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Imran Khan told them they had to fight like cornered tigers, a rallying cry as famous as anything Test cricket has produced.
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The word “ro mantic,” though lately come into vogue, patently did not function as a rallying cry since it signified too many different things (e.g., “anticlassical” to Friedrich
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Independent voters, however, have been fickle in the Granite State, and it is not clear how they will respond to that kind of rallying cry.
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But the rallying cry is answered from many sides, the leaders of the pack draw nearer, and fear grips every heart.
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More than 50 people responded to the rallying cry of a leading first aid charity to help support its increasing number of services.
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And, once again, the rallying cry has been trumpeted.
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'Land and Liberty' was the rallying cry of revolutionary Mexico.
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Jackson's comment and the group's name hark back to the nation's revolutionary beginnings in its tax revolt against England, and the Fourth of July holiday this weekend has become a rallying cry for supporters who plan a rally in San Antonio, a fair in suburban Atlanta and more.
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They became big brother personified, which is ironic considering republicans rallying cry is "smaller government".
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During the next ten years, my conscience was formed by this courageous song, which was banned and yet remained a national rallying cry.
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Land and liberty" was the rallying cry of revolutionary Mexico.
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Their crusade against moral bankruptcy may soon shift from being a rallying cry to become government policy.
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The spectre of a "co-presidency" will be the new rallying cry for the trog base and shined up and hung around her neck.
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‘It's heading in the right direction,’ was the rallying cry from the Tory campaign team but in this election it was the Liberal Democrats and not the true blues who were gaining from the anti-Labour swing.
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That said, it is important in a way that many other screeds only wish to be, and, in an easily perfectible world, would serve as a rallying cry for tax reform.
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Her book is a rallying cry for all those who like their politics simple and uncluttered by complexity and ambiguity.
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‘Canada does not have bears to spare,’ has become a rallying cry of environmental groups and ordinary citizens in Canada opposed to the plan.
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As Bluto Blutarsky in "Animal House, '' John made cinema history by smashing a guitar, imitating a" zit "in the cafeteria and inspiring his fraternity brothers with the rallying cry:" Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
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‘Everybody tighten your belt’ is not a powerful rallying cry.
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The murky circumstances of his death have become a rallying cry for those at the extreme end of the movement.
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Let this weekend's anniversary be a rallying cry for a safer future for them all.
Times, Sunday Times
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Prohibition—the legislated imposition of teetotalism on the unwilling—was an idea that had been lurking beneath the earnest pieties of the temperance movement and was transformed in the late 1840s into a rallying cry.
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It has been a radical rallying cry ever since Lenin laid it down as doctrine.
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There he issued a rallying cry to resurrect professional rugby league in York and, since then, has put in numerous hours of unpaid work, along with Hall and Miller, to get a club back in the Rugby Football League.
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Land and liberty" was the rallying cry of revolutionary Mexico.
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While certainly a lament, the ejaculation was also a rallying cry of sanity among the Irish voyagers.
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This rhetoric offers both a posthoc justification for the changes, and a rallying cry for implementation.
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In a bid to build opposition to the proposals, Mrs Johnson has sent out a rallying cry to heads at other city schools.
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This is a rallying cry, and the simpler the appeal the better.
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Community groups in York are being urged to respond to a rallying cry to take part in a massive city centre parade in September.
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The swimming squad's outspoken Australian coach, Bill Sweetenham, was forced to issue a rallying cry to his team.
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He starts off promisingly enough, reminding us that several of the key early leaders on the subject, especially Roger Revelle and the first chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Bert Bolin, were more cautious about what we know and what we should do than the politicians and activist groups who made saving mankind from global warming their rallying cry.
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After 20 years, the words ‘Big Government’ have lost some of their potency as a political rallying cry.
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Melissa Hathaway, President Obama's go-to adviser on cybersecurity, issued a rallying cry for the tech security community to begin earnestly collaborating on a "holistic approach" to slow rising cyber threats.
Obama cybersecurity adviser tackles "impossible" mission
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Melissa Hathaway, President Obama's go-to adviser on cybersecurity, issued a rallying cry for the tech security community to begin earnestly collaborating on a "holistic approach" to slow rising cyber threats.
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Capitalism first and people fifth, is the rallying cry of those purveyor of virtues and godlessness, the insurance industry.
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A rallying cry has gone out to save football pitches from the council's axe.
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That was the rallying cry to mothers today as Breastfeeding Awareness Week got under way in south Essex.
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The murky circumstances of his death have become a rallying cry for those at the extreme end of the movement.
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The notion that once enactment is forced, the public will suddenly embrace health-care reform could not be further from the truth — and is likely to become a rallying cry for disaffected Republicans, independents and, yes, Democrats.
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It has been a radical rallying cry ever since Lenin laid it down as doctrine.
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His speech attacking the government has proved a rallying cry for party dissidents.
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But the rallying cry at demonstrations to date has been, ‘No business as usual,’ and I think it's a good one.
