Marshals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARSHALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MARSHAL, to put in proper order, also MARSHALL
• assemble and arrange (a group of people, especially troops) in order
• bring together and arrange in order (facts, ideas, objects, etc.)
• position (rolling stock) in the correct order.
• direct the movement of (an aircraft) on the ground at an airport.
• combine (coats of arms) to indicate marriage, descent, or the bearing of office
NOUN:
• an officer of the highest rank in the armed forces of some countries
• a high-ranking officer of state.
• a federal or municipal law-enforcement officer.
• the head of a police department.
• the head of a fire department.
• an official responsible for supervising sports events, and for controlling crowds in other public events
• (in the UK) an official accompanying a judge on circuit to act as secretary and personal assistant.
• the United States\' oldest federal law enforcement agency is responsible today for protecting the Federal Judiciary and transporting federal prisoners and protecting federal witnesses and managing assets seized from criminals and generally ensuring the effective operation of the federal judicial system

Words related to MARSHALS

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How to use MARSHALS in a sentence

• It was composed of the most distinguished nobles, the bishops, and marshals of France, presided over by the chancellor.
• As to service, all his Marshals put together have not rendered the Emperor as pressing a service as I have done.
• The great dukes and peers were multiplied in order to reduce their importance, and the King gave the marshals precedence over them.
• The eldest of these companions was one of the Piegan City town marshals.
• Napoleon struck awe through the most gallant of his hero marshals, and even the porter treated this little brown man with a respect that was ludicrous at first glimpse.
• Neither the king nor his marshals could get the mastery of their men, for there was so goodly a number of great lords that each was minded to show his own might.
• The three marshals Schomberg, La Force, and Marillac, had all formed a junction there.
• Both were marshals of France, and alike celebrated for their talent as military leaders, as well as for their insatiable ambition.
• He afterwards made seven more marshals, whose mean age was forty-three.
• Rienzi marshals his forces and prepares to march forth against them.
• No one was present except the group of marshals, generals and colonels.
• But the Emperor and all his Marshals have ridden round that dark turning and passed into the beyond.
• The compensation was also based on the number of persons returned by the assistant marshals.
• One of his classmates of this time was Ferdinand Foch, but if the two future Marshals there became acquainted no story of their meeting has come down to us.
• Those marshals would no more dare defy that mob than they would fly.
• I do not find that the French consider the marshals men of singular talents.
• This siege had been formed anew before Napoleon returned to Paris, and it was carried on by the third and fifth corps, under Marshals Moncey and Mortier.
• Finally, with the exception of Marmont, Macdonald, and some other marshals, all the army deserted the cause of the Bourbons.
• But the battle was practically over, and the English had beaten, by sheer hard fighting, the best troops and the best marshals of France.
• The marshals contented themselves in making the viands disappear, and emptying the bottles.
• A few marshals and the Prince de Benevento in the mean time entered the room, but he did not interrupt himself.
• The French marshals, however, looked discontented while their sovereign was speaking.
• The United States marshals and their deputies exercise a wide influence in seeing that the laws are enforced.
• The time being appointed, the class hold a meeting and elect the marshals of the night.
• Marshals on foot and on horseback proceeded by the side of those in rank and file, and they certainly wore successful in preserving regularity of procedure.
• On the day next but one after death the contractor, attended by subordinates dressed in black, marshals his procession.
• Here it was intended that the Prince of Wales and his six companions-at-arms should assemble, and wait till summoned forth from it by the marshals of the field.
• So, too, should the laws which regulate the compensation of district attorneys and marshals.
• Approved, and the Secretary of State will transmit the order to marshals, the Lieutenant-General, and Secretary of the Interior.
• The circuit courts of appeals appoint their own marshals and clerks.
• I think marshals and district attorneys should be paid salaries, adjusted by a rule which will make them commensurate with services fairly rendered.

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