Sentence examples for marshall from inspiring English sources
Sentence The word 'marshall' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a verb meaning to organize or arrange, or as a noun referring to a person in charge or as a title of rank. Example sentence: The marshall organized the troops into formation.
proper noun
For someone who was in charge of the horses of a royal household, or an occupational surname for someone who looked after horses, or was responsible for the custody of prisoners.
"General Marshall," said Miller incredulously "was the nearest thing in modern America to George Washington".
Many of those attending the conference echoed calls for a Marshall plan to help the affected countries recover from Ebola – and pleaded for the international community to honour its existing pledges.
Marshall Lowe, a spokesman for Los Angeles World Airport, said the plane was taxiing under its own power to a gate, where passengers and crew would disembark.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @fred_dash Nikki Marshall production editor Nikki Marshall has been a production journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald and the Sun-Herald.
Taken from The Marshall Mathers LP 2, Eminem's Rap God is well known for its scattergun lyrics, and holds the world record for most words in a song.
Their owners are desperately searching for ways to bring them back to life.On State Street in downtown Chicago, the Marshall Field's flagship exemplifies the challenges that department stores are facing everywhere.
And Conservative councillor Liam Marshall-Ascough has argued against food banks in Crawley because he can't book a restaurant most weekends.
Premiered in January at Sundance, If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front, by Academy Award nominee Marshall Curry, follows Daniel McGowan, who faced life in prison for the arson of timber facilities.
Let's not forget: this is a lobby which often pushes Australia to take a hardline view on settlements on occupied territories only shared by a handful of other nations, such as the Marshall Islands, Palau and Nauru at the UN.
People simply don't buy as many suits or ties as they used to.Entertain meTo find a role model for the future, Marshall Field's should look to its own history.
Marshall Wittmann, a leading conservative scholar, argues that the anti-government and anti-communist glue that held the conservative movement together has been dissolving.
