Sentence examples for at marshalling from inspiring English sources
Nearly two decades after the Tate show, these exhibitions prove just how good Kitaj was at marshalling complex ideas into a coherent and forceful image.
And clever as Deane is at marshalling large groups of dancers, he fails badly on the small, intimate moments that are key to telling this particular story.
Like the Soviet command economy, China is good at marshalling inputs of capital and labour, he pointed out, but China has failed to generate growth in output per input, just as the Soviet Union failed before it.
More impressive still is how good at marshalling his ideas Doyle seems to be – for all that you're never quite certain what Culture of Volume is going to do next, it never sounds ragged or incoherent.
Among the mechanisms they've devised are: In recent years, philanthropies have helped forge public-private partnerships aimed at marshalling and deploying public, private and philanthropic capital and applying it to a shared strategy.
That is why his nickname, the 'Galloping Major', was so appropriate - even if he hardly galloped and, at the time it was bestowed, was only a lieutenant - because he was so good at marshalling his side towards a common goal.
The remaining sorties were directed at Brussels marshalling yards, Hamm and Krefeld.
Steve Tarrant was hit by a Formula 1 racing car travelling at more than 100mph (161kmph) while he was marshalling at the finish line at the West Sussex circuit 14 years ago.
Post editors ordered an all-points assault, marshalling at least twenty reporters and columnists in the cause of exposing their counterparts as "scamsters," "goobers," and "pinheads".
GIL EVANS FESTIVAL Jazz at Lincoln Center marshals its resources to look at one of the greatest arrangers in jazz.
