"marshal" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb meaning to arrange, organize, direct, or bring order to a situation. Example sentence: We must marshal our resources if we are going to be successful in this project.
Merkel kicked off her day with a speech to a joint session of parliament in the royal gallery, which is decorated with the Daniel Maclise portrait of the meeting of the Duke of Wellington and the Prussian field marshal Blücher before the defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo.
While human rights groups try to marshal the world's outrage into a decisive campaign, the British government remains all but silent.
Clinton recently traveled to Egypt and urged president Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood and field marshal Hussein Tantawi of the military to work together.
Target achieved, with the help of some terrible pacing (me) a mid-race hug (nice marshal) and a promise to myself that I will never have to run ever again (broken, I estimate, by lunchtime today).
Morsi supporters detest the field marshal for presiding over a campaign of oppression that has seen over a thousand Morsi supporters killed, and thousands more arrested.
iPhone / iPad Epic War TD 2 (£2.29) This is one of the best-looking tower defence games on iOS, as you marshal your towers to destroy onrushing enemies across 50 missions.
There is widespread anticipation that Field-Marshal Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the army chief, will announce that he is running for president in an election that is due within the next few months.
The shoe-bomber, Richard Reid, was apprehended by flight attendants and passengers, not one of the new air-marshal police officers.America's airline industry has now embraced security in a somewhat manic fashion.
Field-Marshal Hussein Tantawi, head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which has continued to pull the strings in Egypt, was named defence minister.
But a hard core had continued to battle on.The only woman said to have been given the Mau Mau rank of field-marshal, she was invited to meet Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's first post-independence leader.
Deplorably the field-marshal has sanctioned the use of military tribunals to impose draconian sentences on alleged lawbreakers who have included innocuous democracy activists.Hence the urgent need for the open and speedy dispensing of proper justice for all serious offences, Mr Mubarak's trial to the fore.
