Sentence examples for considered marching from inspiring English sources

I doubt he considered marching.

He even considered marching his peasants to Berlin to free Frederick William IV from the baneful influence of the rebels.

Ms. Love's viewers deeply respect her advice, and a mention by her can be considered marching orders by her viewers.

The response did little to mollify the NAACP, which considered marching on the Capitol.Now it would seem that Mr Bush, whose office has been in intensive negotiations with the NAACP, has changed his mind.

Nevertheless, South Sudan said it would consider marching its armed forces back into Abyei, another contested area with high symbolic value for the two nations.

Might you consider marching with us to affirm that it is absolutely unacceptable to excuse or downplay such behavior?

Some dreams really can come true: Top officials in the White House and Pentagon are considering marching a full-scale military parade through Washington, D.C. on the orders of President Donald Trump, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.

And I don't consider marches a part of any unrest.

Maybe in our anger, as we consider marches and boycotts, perhaps we can consider stretching out our hands.

I was surprised that Romera was marching, considering that she was about to move to Spain.

"The people who are marching consider themselves — and are — victims of a type of violence that doesn't take much consideration for their own individual acts," said Professor Jones, who wrote about the events of 1914 in "More Powerful Than Dynamite" (Walker, 2012).