Kasich was halfway through his first term in Congress in February , 1984 when the former Vice-President Walter Mondale, who had marched over his opponents in Iowa, seemed set to do the same in New Hampshire.
Armies of partisans have marched over the political battlefield.
However, upon learning of Herron's advance, the rebels decided to hit his road-weary Missouri divisions first, which had marched over 100 miles in three days.
A man who felt confident of his own masculinity, of course, would never have marched over to bluster at the first lady.
While he woos Esther ("a formidable redhead with steel teeth, who seemed to have marched over to America from her native Poland"), his 11-year-old niece sizes up the surroundings.
Hamilton Smith, who was on the board from 1986 to early 1990, has told this newspaper he was so concerned at the time he asked for specially convened talks about concerns over Bennell's relationship with young boys at the club and, specifically, to inform his colleagues that someone had marched over to him at a junior football match to allege that a friend's son had been abused.
Wellington and his army had marched over an estimated and fought in many engagements through Portugal and Spain, the consequences of which helped bring the downfall of Napoleon, resulting in peace across Europe.
The trespassers won the skirmish and, having marched up and over Kinder Scout, prepared to return to Hayfield, the village in which they had assembled.
Thousands of young people have marched for over a year, inspired by those in Ferguson, who laid their bodies on the ground and risked death even after a young man was shot and killed by a local police officer and let to lie on the ground for four and a half hours.
