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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Time marches on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that time continues to pass regardless of circumstances or events. Example: "Even after the loss, life continued, and time marches on, reminding us to cherish every moment."
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As time marches on, shoppers have less patience for gimmicks.
Time marches on, indeed.
Time marches on.
Time marches on, trails run cold.
Time marches on, and you talk about downsizing".
Time marches on, and so does the Fifa presidency.
Time marches on; we have our own shops to find.
"Time marches on," as the American sergeant puts it.
Time marches on and culture is always in transition.
"Time marches on, dude," the tweeting, texting Spike says to Vanya.
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