Sentence examples similar to I will marshal from inspiring English sources

Douglas Murray, a volunteer marshal, said: "I hope it comes here again next year but I'm not sure I'll marshal again because old age is catching up".

But when pressed about whether he thinks that's likely to happen, Angelides didn't seem confident: "I don't have a clear indication that they will marshal the resources, unfortunately; no".

NExSS will marshal the expertise of 10 universities, three NASA centers and two research institutes.

The sign will marshal enough candlepower to withstand the sun at high noon.

With luck, Mr Bush will marshal the political pressure from angry AMT-payers to push for some base-broadening reform.

Mr. Mack will marshal efforts to raise $30 million by July 2005, when the International Olympic Committee will make its final choice.

Both sides will marshal persuasive data and strong arguments, providing plenty of fodder for the next round of conferences.

But no matter how much money he spends, the "merchants of doubt" on the other side will marshal as much money or more.

One senior Western diplomat said that those following Russia closely have come up with a possible test of whether Mr. Medvedev will marshal power.

Meanwhile the influential guitarist JOHN ABERCROMBIE, appearing at Birdland from Wednesday through Saturday, will marshal the same musicians heard on his fine 2007 album "The Third Quartet" (ECM).

But he said Democrats will marshal their newly acquired power -- in hearing rooms and on the Senate floor -- to stoke public opinion and drive the debate.