1. organizing or arranging in order; gathering together for a purpose
Usage: present participle of marshal
2. leading or guiding in a ceremonial procession
Usage: ceremonial context

Examples

• The general was marshaling his troops for the final assault.
• She spent hours marshaling evidence to support her argument.
• The wedding coordinator was marshaling the bridal party into position.
• The lawyer was marshaling facts for the closing statement.
• Officials were marshaling the parade participants along Main Street.
• The coach was marshaling his players’ strengths for the championship game.