Death March

At the end of the war, he escaped during a death march.

They had traveled on a death march for several weeks.

His father was killed trying to escape a death march.

They were among the few who survived the death march, though her husband was later killed.

On a death march in January 1945 he was able to flee.

Several runners have said the heat will turn the race into a "death march."

Only half of the 4.000 inmates survived the death march.

It is estimated that several hundred died in the death march.

She was part of the death march, yet made a heroic escape.

Also, from my experience there is the "death march" element to consider here.

She was the first casualty along the death march with this guy's power plant at the end.

Then began something too much like a death march.

The prisoners were then led on a death march for the last stage of their journey.

Her best friend had died in her arms during a 350-mile death march.

So he worked the death march theme into the concerto.

The march would be a death march, and they knew it.

Of the 6000 that set out on the death march, less than 2000 made it to Dachau alive.

To Terry, the trip down the front stairs and out to the cab was like a death march.

To be sure, it has become almost a tradition for dying companies to consolidate as they continue on their death march.

"It's about whether we're going to allow the death march of 418,000 Americans a year who die early from tobacco-related disease and do nothing."

The hollow roar of engines sounded like our death march.

And the horror of the Bataan death march touched his family.

It had not occurred to him to wonder what the townsfolk thought of the daily death march.

He could hear his blood beating in his ears like a death march.