dead march

An enemy held no terror for those who had seen the dead march.

Those who were not dead marched away into captivity.

Did the army of the dead march with Mina?

A dead march, I thought they called that particular cadence; very suitable under the circumstances.

The dead marched off in, as it were, a body, down the canal path and towards to the town centre.

She watched the dead march west until the last of them vanished, and there remained only the hills, the snow, the clear blue sky.

By a coincidence he was playing the "Dead March."

Recalling the human heads mounted on the Dead March, he shuddered.

The melancholy tones of the Dead March filtered across the air waves.

Human heads, mounted on poles, guarded the entrance to the Dead March.

And at any great man's funeral we play the "Dead March in Saul,"

Under my breath I hummed a few bars of the "Dead March."

The dead marched stolidly across the silt, climbing the sloping shelves toward the beach.

At the top of the steps, a bridge known as the Dead March led the way across a deep ravine to the Castle.

Also missing is a Dead March called for in the libretto but whose music is missing.

Exeunt with a dead march.

Handel uses the name dead march, also used for marches played by a military band at military funerals and executions.

And that last note is left to the flutes and drums in a triumphant melody as the living and dead march away together.

David began to play the 'Dead March / and suddenly I made up my mind.

It was the 'Dead March' he was playing.

As the cycles of the air distribute moisture about the planet, so the legions of the dead march underground to distribute life!

The "Dead March" from Saul mournfully played.

Westminster Abbey Dead March.

Whose body is carried out of the tower by plain-clothes men, in a dead march, coffinless, with imitation sweepers for pallbearers?

"That's the Dead March in Saul.