Examples of serried

• Mobilization was very high, and the serried arrays behind each contestant were normally very resistant to conversion by the other side.

• It will use all the serried ranks of information officers on the public payroll.

• On the other hand, they have their natural consitituencies represented by the serried ranks behind them which take a different view.

• Whether the children are taught in serried rows or in groups in a class room is irrelevant.

• Many sensitive decisions and discussions have to take place that should not be made available to the serried ranks of the media.

• They have assured me that they are not drawn up in serried ranks of welfarists and scientists in opposition to one another.

• I do not want to see serried ranks of windfarms along our coasts, just because that is where the wind happens to be strongest.

• I did so in glum silence, thereby keeping in tune with the serried ranks of his supporters behind him.

• They are organised into serried ranks for the purpose of political pressure.

• This is the sort of occasion on which we expect the serried ranks to appear.

• They are planted in serried ranks, and are extraordinarily beautiful.

• We see serried ranks of them—slightly less serried at half past six in the evening than at three o'clock in the afternoon.

• It is nice to feel that there are a few more of us here now facing the serried ranks of lawyers, accountants and graduates.

• Will our judges, for whom we have so rich and well-deserved respect, be drawn from the serried ranks of the ladies?

• The ladies and gentlemen still sit in serried rows.