Sentence examples similar to but marche from inspiring English sources

But our Marche Palme d'Or goes to the gloriously titled Snake Outta Compton.

But in the "Marche," the tension of the piano writing was sacrificed in translation.

The installation of sculpted figures never saw the light of day, but "L'homme qui marche I" became an icon in its own right.

"For now, most parliament members are part of [Emmanuel Macron's party] La République En Marche but we want more diversity with members from other parties".

But what exactly did Marche expect?

"Democrats may not be actively hostile to the interests of young voters," Marche proclaims, "but they are too scared and weak to speak up for them".

But a prosecutor in the Marche, the Italian region where the "Victorious Youth" briefly came ashore at the port of Fano and was placed in hiding — at first in a bathtub and then in a cabbage patch, according to past testimony — filed a new claim in a regional court.

The performance of the authorities following the most recent big earthquake, in Umbria and Marche 12 years ago, was slow but steady.

Macron had been a member of the Socialist Party but founded his own movement, En Marche! (Forward!), ahead of the campaign.

Le Marche has many beautiful theatres, but none as small as this.

He will hold his first political rally for En Marche! in Paris on Tuesday, but he has not yet said whether he will launch a presidential bid.