Sentence examples for new marshalling from inspiring English sources

By May 1921 sixteen were in service, and were mostly allocated to the London area, including the new marshalling yard at Feltham.

How many new marshals will be hired?

"When the new marshal came to town, it was hard to reign everyone in".

It has been out of favor for several administrations, however, and no new marshals have been hired since 1989.

It will also undertake a major expansion of the sky marshal program, now run by the Federal Aviation Administration, but details about the new marshals are murky.

As Skarrild's suspicious residents nudge one another while ogling Robert (Jakob Cedergren), the town's new marshal dispatched from Copenhagen as punishment for misdeeds that are never completely spelled out, they convey contempt and hostility.

They include keeping uniform records for all the money the new marshals gather, placing the money in non-interest-bearing accounts, and dispersing money in checks instead of cash.

There's a new marshal in town.

With Herod gone and the law restored, Cort becomes the new Marshal of the town as Ellen rides off into the sunset.

Until the new marshal service was fully operational, estimated at 18 to 24 months, the U.S. would utilize a combination of U.S. Navy active and reserve officers as well as Coast Guard officers supported by local National Guard units.

Recognizing that there is no need for a creature of war during a time of peace, the Gunslinger announces his intent to self-destruct far away from town, but the Doctor suggests that he could become the protector of peace as the new marshal.