Meanings of keep morale in English

Martie made the rounds, pacing, barking, exhorting, trying to keep morale up and his system functioning.

Mr Bateup said sharing ideas on how to get through and talking about it helped keep morale up.

A song came floating across the campus from the loudspeaker that played constant music to keep morale up.

At entrances to the site, men with sticks shouted "God is greatest" to keep morale high.

I hate to say it, but probably for good reason -to keep morale in the country high.

SuperSport United trainer's set players short fitness challenges which are shared with teammates to keep morale up during lockdown.

Future local government trainees need to have the vision to inspire their staff and keep morale high in a time of austerity.

As a result, ministers have begun to work out what they can do to keep morale up over the long summer months.

Tipperary, it is reasoned, could not afford to lose a second successive provincial final and still keep morale intact for the All-Ireland series.

This is being combined with an emphasis on improved and more intensive internal communications and employee engagement as employers try to keep morale up.

A hot drink is key to keeping morale high on a long, cold day.

Some of us also have new colleagues to thank for keeping morale high in these challenging times.

The government believed that safeguarding this comfort meal during a time of distress was key to keeping morale up.

That kept morale up.

"It's up to us to keep morale high."

Manager Anne French and soloist Benedict van Leuven explain to Nick Tipping how hard it's been for the young players keeping morale up under lockdown.