Sentence examples for its marshalling from inspiring English sources

Ari Rabin-Havt, a vice-president at the Democratic-leaning Web site Media Matters, said that the Kochs' effort is unusual, in its marshalling of corporate and personal funds: "Their role, in terms of financial commitments, is staggering".

This confident Gallic take-back of the true-life story underpinning the Popeye Doyle films of the 1970s proves both narratively engrossing and skilful in its marshalling of the widescreen frame.

Uprising (2006) earned acclaim for its marshalling of anarchic energies, while Political Mother (2010) – as viscerally thrilling as it was disturbingly megalomaniac – won fans for its primal force and stadium-sized ambitions.

The Federal Air Marshal Service acknowledges that a dress code for its marshals does exist, but it will not give many specifics, saying that it is "security sensitive information".

Mr. Maloney is not so much the mayor of Windsor Terrace — though his neighbors call him that, too — but rather its marshal.

To finish forming the confederation and elect Poniński its marshal, some confederation deputies entered the Chambers, passed a motion, and were attempting to leave.

With all its shortcomings, it marshals with masterly lucidity the successive forces that eventually overthrew Constantinople.

And many saw in the film, either in its stubborn marshal or its mendacious townsfolk, a veiled reference to the anti-Communist crusades and blacklisting of the early 50's.

But the expansive historical overview of American music for which it is marshalling its forces this time looks promising.

The likelihood of one of its counterparts marshalling the expertise to hijack and fly four commercial airliners is small.

Its senior marshal (speaker) was Bolesław Drobner; its Sejm marshal was Czesław Wycech.