Sentence examples for and marched in the from inspiring English sources

When they got home, and marched in the parades, their country was going dry.

Her Jamaican father and Tamil mother went to Berkeley in the 1960s and marched in the streets.

He used to live in the Lower Ninth Ward, and marched in the Carver band under Rawlins.

Frustrated at the sight of Hamas flags and slogans, the protest organizers and hundreds of their supporters left the square and marched in the streets nearby.

They said the door was locked, but they chanted and marched in the hallway until Capitol police asked them to leave.

"It was like watching stop-motion animation!" said Ms. Michahelles, who spent childhood summers at Rokeby and marched in the parade as a teenager.

Later, the unofficial parade takes place on Second Street in South Philadelphia, as the Mummers celebrate and march in the streets.

But "Olympia" (three and a half hours long) and "Triumph of the Will" (two) both have their longueurs: endless scenes of shotputting and pole-vaulting in the former, of ranting and marching in the latter.

Why go out and march in the cold with Pegida, its sympathisers may wonder, when you can vote for an established party instead?

But anyway, I did go ahead and march in the parade.

According to the executive board of the IOC, it will be housed with other teams and march in the Opening Ceremony in front of the host country, Brazil.