Definition of "marshalled" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of marshal. (verb)

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• "He said evidence including the Mauritius documents, was being "marshalled" to allow the director of public prosecutions, Vusumzi Pikoli, to decide whether to prosecute or not."
• "At present, this old chestnut is typically applied by media publications to female 2012 athletes, who are marshalled into photoshoots billed as the last word in expectations-busting."
• "Carroll won a healthy share of headers against the Tottenham central defence but the runners were better marshalled than by Patrice Evra in United's recent visit to Anfield."