Sentence examples for marshalling of the from inspiring English sources
The Paytons' painstaking marshalling of the evidence against Krane makes for a seemingly indefensible defendant.
He is a long-term admirer of Gordon Brown's marshalling of the economy, and such loyalty has paid off.
Wouldn't Prior's aggressive batting and experience marshalling of the tail make him a useful lower order finisher?
Maybe it's my sensibilities and distaste for his boy soldiery marshalling of the kids like some kind of H&M Baden-Powell.
During the course of the day, as numbers at the site grew, dozens of others were detained after police said they had been forced to "alter" their marshalling of the protest.
Their marshalling of the nine surrounding districts into a Greater Manchester authority under a to-be-elected mayor put them in a class of their own among city bosses.
He was named a marshal of the Soviet Union soon afterward.
"Field marshal of the gospel!" the man teases.
In 1738 he was elected marshal of the Riksdag (parliament).
"Marshal of the day" has no restrictive power, yet obeyed.
He was promoted to marshal of the RAF in 1967.
