1. to arrange or organize in order; to gather and organize for a particular purpose
Usage: past tense of marshal
2. to guide or lead in a ceremonial way
Usage: past tense of marshal; formal contexts

Examples

• The general marshaled his troops before the battle.
• She marshaled all her evidence to support her argument.
• The wedding coordinator marshaled the bridal party into position.
• He marshaled his thoughts before giving the presentation.
• The protesters were marshaled into organized groups.
• The teacher marshaled the students for the fire drill.
• They marshaled their resources to complete the project on time.