Sentence examples for their marshalling from inspiring English sources

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.

Many young women have learned not to go too far out on a limb with their voiced opinions; but the dilution of "voice" and the muddying of logic caused by run-on sentences in speech can undermine the power of their written thought processes and weaken their marshalling of evidence in an argument.

Men were sealed into their marshalling areas at the end of May, with no further communication with the outside.

The charter of nobility introduced corporations of local gentry meeting every three years to discuss their affairs and to elect their marshals.

Fire officials inspecting the building yesterday were returning to a scene that their marshals had visited on May 14, when they arrested a worker, Frederick Han, 56, and charged him with reckless endangerment of property for the improper use of an open flame.

Some 400 Teutonic soldiers perished, including their marshal.

"There were times when Joe (their marshal contact) was gone for two weeks straight, and we wouldn't hear from him for two weeks," Niles said.

The chief fire officer, Roy Wilsher, said 200 firefighters were biding their time and marshalling their forces.

According to tradition, bishops may use the arms of their diocese marshalled with their own personal arms, with a mitre in place of the helmet and a crosier displayed behind the shield, but these are removed when the bishop retires.

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.