Sentence examples for march of world from inspiring English sources

He was withering in his criticism of Mr Obama for not attending a march of world leaders in Paris two weeks ago to show solidarity for the French after attacks there.

This sort of threat was obvious in the 1932 Bonus March of World War I veterans, which helped discredit President Herbert Hoover, and in the 1967 and 1969 antiwar marches.

It glows with the moral indignation that was at the heart of the Romantic view of history: human feeling for the individual caught up, not always knowingly or willingly, in the march of world events.

There was even a "Bonus Army" encampment in Washington, a march of World War I veterans who were demanding to be paid their deferred salaries from World War I. Francis Townsend set up clubs to promote his concept of Social Security, and Huey Long set up "Share the Wealth" clubs to change the distribution of wealth in America.

So strong was that faith, despite his sufferings, that during the first month of World War I he re-entered the French Army.

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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff expressed outrage over the news and demanded an apology from President Obama at a meeting this month of world leaders in St .Petersburg, Russia.

After 40... Rd8, the threatened march of the world's d pawn put Shulman into a desperate situation.

This week in The New Yorker, David Grann writes about the mysterious death, last March, of the world's leading Sherlock Holmes scholar, Richard Lancelyn Green.

On May 9, 2015, there was a very unusual march of aged World War II veterans in Brooklyn, New York.

She nurtures a backlist (older works still in print), unheard of in the traditionally month-to-month world of comics.