Sentence examples for march out from inspiring English sources

On 14 July the city and castle surrendered to the Parliamentary forces, who permitted the Royalists to march out with full honours.

Hickory trees march out along its high, dry ridges.

But Ozzie caught this action and decided to march out to meet his next contestant.

"We can't march out thousands of people to talk to thousands of groups.

"When the British team march out there … this country loves this stuff.

We'd march into assembly two by two, and we'd march out to recess two by two.

"As Alexander the Great said, Afghanistan is easy to march into but hard to march out of".

But even should you march out of this Commencement in full force to typewriters, easels and Steinway grands, you won't shield yourselves from boredom entirely".

"How much more deserving of Allah's blessing are a husband and wife who march out together to fight the crusaders in defence of the (Caliph)," an article said.

Suitably dressed, I was able to march out alongside the man charged with getting every backstage detail of the 1987 FA Cup final correct.

Then the mayor led a crowd of local councilmen in a protest march out on the main road: the government demonstrating against the government.