Sentence examples for long marches from inspiring English sources
He led long marches for Tibetan independence.
There are victors and spoils, rare moments of illumination followed by long marches through banal clothes.
Such "long marches"—in reality they are slow-moving motor-convoys have succeeded in turfing out governmotor-convoys have
Whether the songs are long marches, somber rituals, elegies or binges is never clear, and never has to be.
He scrapes by but then almost quits because he can't take the rigors of the long marches.
In Antarctica, the bitter cold and long marches mean that it's absolutely vital to get on well with the people on your team.
The Williams sisters have long marched to their own drummer.
Coney Island has long marched to its own offbeat, sometimes freaky drummer.
FOR a place long marched over by warring armies, there are worse fates than being fought over by economists.
American housing prices have long marched upwards at a remarkable pace, particularly in coastal cities where the growth in home prices has far outstripped the growth in incomes.
Backstage Live, Jan . 5 6 p.m., backstagelivesa.com GALVESTON The Final Frontier William Shatner may seem increasingly random, but he has long marched to the beat of his own drummer.
