Sentence examples for column marching from inspiring English sources
Then the column marching.
In the heavy heat, through the haze, through the dry brown fields, I see the column marching east.
By evening, approximately thirty-five thousArabsalestinian Arabs had left Lydda in a long column, marching past the Ben Shemen youth village and disappearing into the east.
I'd imagined that pylon, part of a column marching away to Scunthorpe, as SE830220's scene-stealing cameo performer; in fact it seemed a spindly intrusion.
On March 18 , 2011 a loyalist armored column marched from Adjabiya toward Benghazi.
As the head of the column marched down the street approaching the embassy compound, some one threw a gasoline bomb.
A roar of surprise and delight went up from the red-flagged masses in Taksim when the column marched into the square under a black banner bearing the slogan "God — Bread — Freedom".
The cheers swelled as another column marched jauntily past a burnt-out secret police building and an effigy of a frizzy-haired Gaddafi – larger than life and twice as ugly – looking out to sea.
When Benedict Arnold's relief column marched through the scene several weeks later, the stench and grisly scene was, according to various accounts, quite memorable.
On the opposite side of the battlefield, Latour's column marched through part of the night to Feldburg, passed through Vögisheim at to Feldberg, after which it separated into two smaller columns.
As the last of the army column marched over the bridge, colonial militiamen from the Reading militia fired, the regulars turned and fired a volley, and the colonists returned fire.
