Sentence examples for March-time from inspiring English sources

"The tribunal only starts in November so it will likely be concluded around March-time," he said.

But they would never have been as singable -- or as enduringly etched in public memory -- had they not been set to John Strauss's jaunty march-time tune.

A quartet led by Mr. Mumford, the band favors simple melodies delivered with three- and four-part harmonies over bluegrass and march-time rhythms that Mr. Mumford holds together by hammering a bass drum with one foot as he sings and strums his dreadnought guitar.

The best-known instance in which a Savoy opera draws on Offenbach's work is The Pirates of Penzance (1879), where both Gilbert and Sullivan follow the lead of Les brigands (1869) in their treatment of the police, plodding along ineffectually in heavy march-time.

Nobody read that cable in the March time frame".

The March Time article didn't seem to stir Times editors in New York or Washington.

"Drought drought drought," she said, much as she'd said his name, in modest march time.

"We knew we were going but we thought we were going about March time.

Bloody descriptions of warfare speak in neat dotted rhythms and lockstep march time.

"The old Atari would have shipped it in the launch window or certainly in the March time frame regardless.

We harvest from around mid-September and if conditions allow then our season runs to February-March time.