Sentence examples for marched about from inspiring English sources
Thousands of prisoners marched about 50 miles to the town of Spremberg, Germany, through snow and freezing temperatures.
Some held posters comparing the $50,000 ticket price with their yearly salary or their student debt.Some of the protesters marched about a mile along the beach to the Koch house.
About 300 people gathered at a midtown park on Sunday morning and marched about two miles to Ms. Giffords's district office in what organizers called a "walk for peace" to honor the victims of the shooting.
The protesters had marched about a mile from the main sit-in area at the university, and witnesses said they were less than a quarter mile from the house when security forces fired tear gas and live ammunition.
Kory Russo, 19, of Fort Wayne, Ind., plummeted 30 feet down a ridge during a nighttime mission in October, injuring his back and knees, and marched about two and a half miles back to the base.
Recently hired to represent Alan D. Schwartz, the chief executive of Bear Stearns, he marched about the hearing room, grasping hands with senators, slapping the backs of staff members.
By day they march about, brandishing large Israeli flags.
"Do you understand what they're marching about?" Miss Hayden asked.
Act III is recession-era Zeffirelli, with a few soldiers marching about and a plain tower rising to the right.
Perhaps we could take Tete along too, as I'm not allowed to march about much anyway.
He was a formidable presence on campus, marching about without a dog and hardly ever using a stick.
