Sentence examples for and marching in the from inspiring English sources
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.
But their anarchist community made a fiery entrance into the Trump presidency on Jan . 20 when they organized thousands of people to protest his inauguration by blocking security checkpoints and marching in the streets.
Just when it seemed as if the sport was heading into a dark age of stagnant performances and public disinterest, there is real dissent and marching in the street.
You saw the constricted 1950's released into the 60's; rock 'n' roll, civil rights; teased, feathered and processed hair; wigs and do-rags; dancing, necking and marching in the streets.
The difficulty in keeping these disparate forces in line and marching in the same direction was evident last week in the anger over proposed legislation to expand the center, which was introduced in Albany by the Pataki administration.
My biggest surprise was the pride I felt walking around campus in my brand-new Class of 1987 jacket and marching in the P-rade — once with my own class, and once with my father, Class of 1963.
I attended UC Berkeley as an undergrad in 1955-1957 and marched in the Cal Band.
Thousands spilled out of their workplaces and marched in the streets, including 350,000 people in Toronto.
Her Jamaican father and Tamil mother went to Berkeley in the 1960s and marched in the streets.
