peace march

"You're the one that went to all the peace marches."

He was well known in Cambodia for his annual peace marches.

He is firmly opposed to the war in Iraq and never misses a peace march.

A peace march in Moscow today was attended by no more than 200 people - a normal number for such events.

His group resulted in a national peace march that brought out almost a million people on the roads of Norway.

He was in a peace march at Princeton in 1966.

So I joined a peace march, a legal, nonviolent demonstration.

Momma told stories of peace marches she'd gone to before the boys were born.

Starting college in 1968, he said, "I went to peace marches as a civilian.

From this notion came two murals of cartoon characters on a peace march.

The airline employee asked, "Have you been in any peace marches?

As a result of this a local businessman decided to hold a "Peace March" the following week.

They weren't into anything heavier than a peace march.

The conference began with prayerful chanting, a peace march and a plea for help.

A multi-ethnic peace march demonstrates against the occupation of Brooklyn.

In Greenwich Village a peace march was broken up by the police.

Peace marches started, as if our current troubles were somehow comparable to Vietnam.

They are represented both in the armed forces and in the peace marches.

She also stressed her antiwar activities, such as organizing peace marches.

One had a riot and one had a peace march.

A small tape recorder was taken, as was a computer disk with plans for a peace march.

"I remember feeling just miserable but insisting on going to a peace march downtown," says the Albuquerque resident.

People were shouting slogans, and banging drums as the peace march wound its way through the city.

What do they have to gain by subsidizing peace marches and Terry college students?"

Some even took to the streets to parade their concerns, joining previously scheduled peace marches in several cities.