Sentence examples for the marshalling from inspiring English sources
verb
To arrange troops etc. in line for inspection or a parade.
The marshalling of facts and dispassionate tone can sometimes make the book heavy going.
To clinch it will require the marshalling of evidence more concrete and arguments more detailed than have yet been presented.
She hovers between feeling pleased with the marshalling of community energies to help people and despondency at the rising need.
The money spent on HS2 could do a lot to help the movement of freight, such as building the marshalling yards needed.
Mr. Mrsic, looking splendid in his dress whites, was standing in the marshalling area, a vast expanse below decks where provisions are brought on board.
All of it is brought on board through the marshalling area, where the starboard door stands open during loading like a giant famished maw.
Hard pounding indeed for the marshal.
Tremblois remained the marshal's last refuge.
Marshal's father, John (FitzGilbert) the Marshal (d.
At this, the marshal led Chaplinsky away.
