Sentence examples similar to marched off together from inspiring English sources
Even today, and even though it is out of date, most of the stories we tell ourselves about the cruelties of war – not least those of the First World War – are bound up in the paraphernalia of the establishment: great phalanxes of men, marching off together, assembling in neat lines and mowing each other down on command.
Still furious, Mullery marched off the pitch.
She play-pushed him aside and marched off.
It was not just soldiers who marched off.
A moment later, he announced, "Time's up!," and marched off.
Individual traders have seen colleagues marched off the trading floor to face questioning.
The final tranche of Army recruits marched off the parade square in August 2012.
Women and children were marched off to the church.
The other six cellblocks also erupted in the national anthem as the three were marched off.
"The result is a certain amount of lemmings marching off the cliff together".
Instead, Meyer marches off.
