Sentence examples for could march through from inspiring English sources

He took his little three-cupper to Sundance so he could march through a marathon of movies with something more than popcorn and candy in his stomach.

The Lakers never make it easy — or, at least, this is how it seems to us, the fans, who know that if the team just buckled down, focussed, and played to their obvious superior potential, they could march through the playoffs, on their way (in this case) to a fourth straight Finals appearance and third straight championship.

One could march through every combination of these variables, evaluating P v for each, and log maxima that attain given levels of P v, min. Though this approach would be enormously more efficient than naïve brute-force simulation, the calculations needed to adequately survey the floating-point "continuum" of the real-valued variables remain basically infeasible.

The U.A.W. had traditionally been a union through which workers could march into the middle class.

So, in 1958, Puerto Rican leaders decided to hold a modest parade where they could march arm in arm with pride through the heart of Manhattan.

The JNA even erected a triumphal arch in Belgrade through which its returning soldiers could march, and officers were congratulated for taking "the toughest and fiercest Ustaša fortress".

The commission said they could march at a future date if they agreed to speak with Catholic residents who object to the march coming through their neighborhood.

The third such tunnel, found under the DMZ, was dug by the North Koreans so that their army could quickly march through and launch a surprise attack on Seoul.

His boys could march, but not he.

"For one day and a half we marched as only Jackson's men could march".

After heavy overnight rain, the Indonesian military and the police spent the day marching through thick mud, placing stakes wherever they could smell decomposing flesh.