Sentence examples for called march from inspiring English sources

Agency groups plan a rally in Manhattan called "March for Trump". They purchase ads for the event on Facebook.

Students will gather Saturday in Washington to protest gun violence for an event called March for Our Lives.

In a welcome distraction from the sneakered treadmill called March Madness, Brendan Olinkiewicz stepped to the foul line for the Shelter Island (N.Y).

Nesch is part of a group called March of the People, which has slowed down of late, having reached the outskirts of Washington several days ago.

In a movement that has been building since the massacre last week, student organizers said on Sunday that they would mount a demonstration next month in Washington called March For Our Lives.

The bus drive, called "March for Our Lives: Road to Change," is the latest iteration of March for Our Lives, which was founded by students shortly after the Feb. 14 shooting at Stoneman Douglas.

In 1958, as part of a State Department program that brought jazz as an offer of good will during the cold war, his quartet traveled in the Middle East and India, and Mr. Brubeck became intrigued by musical languages that didn't stick to 4/4 time — what he called "march-style jazz," the meter that had been the music's bedrock.

Mr. Ujama called July 9 "our July 4th".

The second show, to be called "Sept.

Friends called May sweet, smart and understated.

President Obama called April's job report "particularly heartening".