Sentence examples for marshalling points from inspiring English sources

Troops involved in Operation Overlord, including members of the 4th Division scheduled to land at Utah Beach, left their barracks in the second half of May and proceeded to their coastal marshalling points.

Cao rode into the city to the parade marshalling point standing up in a jeep, waving and saluting right and left, and then marched at the head of his officers and men down one of the main avenues to the former French opera house, where Diem's National Assembly met.

With flat, wide thoroughfares and helpful marshals pointing you in the right direction, it's ideal for lapsed or fair-weather cyclists.

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".

When they are marshalled to make points about things like abortion, taxes, health-care policy, and Nixonian mischief, they should be rejected with contempt.

The report does supply a data point for diagnosticians of cultural decline intent on marshalling evidence to demonstrate the coarsening of the culture.

NYT comments give readers more room to marshal facts and articulate points of view, and many of them ring with real authority.

Much of the pleasure comes simply from meditating upon the often poetic insights from the famous thinkers Mr. Lewis marshals to support conflicting points of view.

That will run out on Christmas Eve, at which point things may become trickier.In the meantime, pessimists are marshalling new, more ambitious arguments.

Translational table of findings about marshalling medicines, relations and emotions.

In support of the point, it marshals a Taylor-rule analysis that utterly fails the smell test.