Swimmers must enter a marshalling call-room 20 min prior to racing, which results in some swimmers completing their warm-up 45 min pre-race.
Every generation finds contemporary resonance in heroes of the past, and the curators Jean-Louis Cohen and Barry Bergdoll, marshalling vintage models, room-size installations, paintings, and drawing after detailed drawing, make a valiant attempt with Corbu.
NYT comments give readers more room to marshal facts and articulate points of view, and many of them ring with real authority.
Instead, they're facing a "war room", field marshals and an union army with a new electoral energy, it seems, for the political battles ahead.
In December 1994, she gave birth to their son with her ankles shackled to the hospital bed and two U.S. Marshals standing in the room.
The fact that Mr. Morsi and the field marshal were in the same room was significant, since there has been a struggle between the president and the military over who wields authority in Egypt.
In Cairo, Mr. Panetta met with both Mr. Morsi and Field Marshal Tantawi in an ornate room at the presidential palace, which had been the home of the ousted president, Hosni Mubarak, for decades.
Many seemed unfamiliar with the location of the jury room (a United States marshal was stationed at the door, his arm raised in friendly greeting) and with the courthouse's requirement that cellphones be checked at the door.
In 1966, when he was representing student antiwar leaders before the committee, the acting chairman ordered him arrested for trying to argue a point of law with its members, and had him forcibly removed from the hearing room by three marshals.
Then he went to the living room, where the marshals were asking Hill where the computers were.
