Sentence examples for march from inspiring English sources

Thousands gathered by the Capitol reflection pool in Washington on Saturday to march, chant, and listen to speakers and performers as part of Stop Watching Us, a gathering to protest "mass surveillance" under NSA programs first disclosed by the whistleblower Edward Snowden.

But the process of convincing people to trust politicians again is "going to be a long march".

They accuse the mainstream republicans of staging a grossly insensitive march which they say denigrates and insults the memories of those murdered in the conflict by the IRA.

Is it the public sector workers who will march in their thousands tomorrow against austerity, or is it the "public" represented by the judge, worried that protesters are "prejudiced" against those who have everything and yet want more?

The Armenians were branded as an enemy within by the Ottoman government, which used the cover of the first world war to systematically dispose of more than 1 million people, forcing great columns of humanity to march off into the Syrian desert to die of heat, starvation and disease.

The country mourned, and global leaders joined an estimated 3.7 million people on its streets to march in a show of unity.

The votes of the 6,000 members of the invitation-only Academy of Motion Pictures have to be in by March 21.

Carr, who served as NSW premier for 10 years, entered the Senate and became foreign minister at the request of former prime minister Julia Gillard in March 2012, when Kevin Rudd returned to the backbench after losing a leadership challenge.

In March 1963 I had the misfortune to find myself standing in the dock in the Old Bailey.

The council had been asked to rule on the case of Ahmed Sahnouni, a Moroccan-born man naturalised in 2003, who was convicted and given a seven-year prison sentence in March 2013 for "association with criminals in relation to a terrorist plot".

Wales have not lost on the road in the Six Nations since March 2011, the month that Ireland last beat one of their title rivals, England, Wales or France, at home.