Sentence examples for time marshalling from inspiring English sources

"I'll probably be there in 20 years' time marshalling on the corner somewhere for a local 10km (time-trial).

The older man is having such a hard time marshalling his own fraying game that arranging anyone else's seems beyond him.

And in 2009 he was seen again - this time marshalling a protest at a mosque trying to face down a demonstration by the English Defence League.

LOCAL 3 What with all that mealy-mouthed speaking, I guess you didn't get help in time marshal.

The last time marshals banged on the door, waking her up early one morning, it was in 2001, and her son, Shamair, was a month old.

At the same time, marshals are supposed to protect their anonymity, so that terrorists cannot single them out before an attack.

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

Instead, AAP had time to marshal voters, who liked Mr Kejriwal's humility and promise of honest rule.

At the time, it marshalled arguments that this newspaper – among others – promoted, and managed to attract support from across the political spectrum.

Senate opponents of the provision stalled a final floor vote on the bill until Tuesday afternoon, giving the administration time to marshal what is expected to be a fierce lobbying campaign next week.

A 10-day pause before the next round of talks is an added danger, giving opponents time to marshal their ammunition and stoke enough doubt about a deal that the United States and its partners could have less flexibility to work out differences the next time.