Sentence examples for a marshalling of from inspiring English sources

It's more a collection of short stories, a "marshalling of facts", than the flowing novel that her superlative style deserves.

Prior research indicates that victims serve as their own best responders and resources (Dynes and Drabek 1994; Gist et al. 1998), leading to a tendency to look within for "deliverance" as well as for a marshalling of resources (Wenger 1985).

Their father was a "Marshal of Nobility".

He was named a marshal of the Soviet Union soon afterward.

In 1843 he was made a marshal of France.

In the next year he became a marshal of France.

A member of the French Academy from 1912, Lyautey was made a marshal of France in 1921.

During the French Revolution he commanded the Army of the North (1790 91) and was created a marshal of France (1791).

After his entrapment of 100,000 Nazi troops in the Korsun salient, Konev was made a marshal of the Soviet Union (March 1944).

After being stripped of the power of direct command, Joffre resigned on Dec. 26, 1916, and the same day was created a marshal of France.

After victories over the English and the Burgundians on the Loire, he was made governor of Dauphiné in 1420 and a marshal of France.