Sentence examples for marche forward from inspiring English sources

Macron, 39, is the head of the En Marche! (Forward) movement.

Macron had been a member of the Socialist Party but founded his own movement, En Marche! (Forward!), ahead of the campaign.

This year, when doubts were swirling about whether the deeply unpopular Hollande could run again for office, Macron launched his own political movement – En Marche! (Forward!) – which has gained 50,000 members.

Centrist votes are now being courted by an outsider, Emmanuel Macron, the 38-year-old ex-banker who resigned last month as economics minister to launch the En Marche! (Forward!) political movement.

His start-up "En Marche!" ("Forward!") movement claimed 170,000 members 10 months after its launch.

He has started his own party called En Marche! (Forward!) and presents himself as a progressive centrist who, on many issues, is "neither right nor left".

It was a typical evening's work for the volunteer members of France's newest political movement, En Marche! — or Forward! — set up by the iconoclastic young economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, as a launchpad for a possible presidential bid next year.

Hosting a "citizens' rally" in his home town of Amiens, in northern France, on Wednesday, Macron announced he was founding his own political movement, called En Marche!, or Forward!, which was neither "of the right nor the left".

In launching En Marche!, which means "forward" or "working", and describing it as a cross-party platform that is "neither right nor left" but open to all, an idea Valls dismissed as "absurd",the minister has sparked another round of Macron bashing.

Urbino, Latin Urbinum Hortense, town, Marche (the Marches) regione (region), central Italy.

Marketing and cooking are part of the experience and I look forward to my Sunday mornings at the Marche d'Aligre and the Sunday fish lunches and magret de canard I make for my daughter who loves it.