Sentence examples for be marched off from inspiring English sources

The date of the blithe closing moments, 1913, is doubtless intended to be tacitly prescient: gentle Harry will be marched off to the trenches and may become a cadaver himself in short order.

Anyone who still believes new technology will turn us all into illiterate morons needs to be marched off to a correctional facility, strapped to a chair and given the Clockwork Orange app to play with.

The fighters now in Gaza and some of the Palestinian officials who negotiated on their behalf say they had only bad choices to make: to be marched off to an Israeli prison, to die fighting or to swallow a bitter exile.

When Blair surprised us all by announcing, via a line written by Campbell, that drunken yobs would be marched off to cash machines to pay on-the-spot fines, Campbell records that this had all "been pretty last-minute because the Home Office had been so useless".

To him, Blair is a war criminal and should be marched off to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

If Jack Abramoff was sent to prison for six years for a vaguely defined crime, called "private honest-services fraud," then those health-insurance and pharmaceutical lobbyists who are trying to rob us of our fundamental right to universal health care ought to be marched off to prison for life.

Every young – young, young, young – man I could see would be marching off to the slaughter.

But now the Slovaks, who were doing well until last month, seem to be marching off in the wrong direction.

The next thing you know, they'll all be marching off to some annihilating war which their leaders will start to keep up appearances.

In neither case has anyone been marched off to jail.

The congregants are marched off to their doom.