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You've got to be able to march with the rest of us.

He could probably give the order to march on the city now.

Then she I and started to march back to the building.

In war he was able to march 120 miles without rest.

From here on all in the party will have to march.

They turned south, to march along the east side of the city.

We can march two days on water alone, but not a week.

Who else would march and stand up for white people.

Half the town, and all the students, turned out to watch the Americans march by.

The year they did, a group of us decided to march with them in support.

But these men would have to march all day, in the heat.

When a white child is killed, they do not come and march.

Which might only mean that they could march in step.

War is upon us, and we march to meet it.

We march this morning, and not down the road again.

On one side we see a number of people who look to the right or turn to march.

Now, I thought, she is going to march me into town.

Now, I want everyone ready to march within the hour.

"We understand that people have a right to march, but the cost is getting out of hand."

"You want to march in the front door and fight your way to the top?"

And who was told he had to be ready to march on it by May.

I expect all of you to march with me and press on.

They began to march across the screen from right to left.

If Park wanted to march home and take over, nobody was likely to stop him.

But why did I try to march fast, to keep my head up?

Every year the man who lives across the street from us marches, too.

And law's lost a deal of its force in the marches since those days, let me tell you.

They pay her to work in an office, but I know she lives for the marches.

It's about two marches east of where we want to go.

He also used the marches as a way to meet and bed girls.

Do you feel the same way about the black civil rights marches of the past?

However, a single army may not take two marches in the same turn.

One of the most successful marches on Washington never happened at all.

In due time I will return to my own marches.

"These marches are going to end up with a million people in streets."

During the summer of 1942, the company was sent on long marches that took them close to the front line.

But time marches on and technology makes the impossible possible.

Who will keep the children alive on the long marches?

Their music was certainly not missing from the road marches, however.

She said student groups organized the first two marches and then support began to come from the whole community.

Sometimes these marches are coordinated to take place on the same day across the nation.

Since the civil rights marches began in 1968, there had been many cases of street violence.

They have vowed to hold similar marches in every major city.

"I saw his marches on television and they were violent."

Even so it will take us more than two marches before we reach the top of the pass.

He followed them through the Marches and into the empire itself.

The bill eventually led to a series of 1 July marches.

Today it is one of the best known German army marches.

Western music, especially military marches, soon became popular in Japan.

Each day of the marches is named after the biggest town it goes through.