Sentence examples for hold a march from inspiring English sources

"Could we hold a march for family­/work policies in Washington?

If this man has any decency about him he will not hold a march through Wootton Bassett".

Large swaths of the police force went on strike across the country last week, and firefighters and coast guard officials are to hold a march on Thursday.

Last week we decided our next step would be to hold a march on 9 January, starting at St Thomas' hospital in London.

The Civil Human Rights Front, a broad coalition of pro-democracy groups, announced Tuesday night that it would hold a march on Sunday afternoon to protest Beijing's decision.

Mr. Apaid said opposition groups planned to hold a march on Sunday, beginning at a church in Pétionville, a suburb perched high atop a hill above the capital.

Tomorrow Mystic will hold a May Day celebration with dancing, music, a parade and other festivities in the downtown area.

Last spring Guernsey's auction house in New York announced with fanfare that it would hold a September sale of the archive of the German photographer Astrid Kirchherr.

The state regulators are scheduled to hold a Dec. 7 hearing on the project's potential environmental impact.

Then, in August, some immigrants held a march against racial profiling.

In May, campaigners and Unison members held a march in Lewisham to highlight the cuts.