Sentence examples for marches about from inspiring English sources

No marches about population growth; the very idea seems unthinkable.

This little girl marches about in boas and tiaras, sprinkling her speech with French phrases and sophisticated words.

2) These were not marches "about abortion" or "about gaining more rights" -- rather, they were about creating/sustaining awareness of the tenuousness of the rights women do have.

By day they march about, brandishing large Israeli flags.

"Do you understand what they're marching about?" Miss Hayden asked.

Nothing has really changed, they insist, so what's all the marching about?

Act III is recession-era Zeffirelli, with a few soldiers marching about and a plain tower rising to the right.

He was a formidable presence on campus, marching about without a dog and hardly ever using a stick.

I was passionate about Scotland remaining part of the UK, and went on an "anti-independence" march about with JK Rowling and Dan Snow.

There is something at once thrilling and mortifying, it turns out, about belting out Shakespeare's greatest lines in a quiet office with one's fingers marching about as King Lear's legs.

"It was not enough to don a colored shirt, march about and beat up some local minority to conjure up the success of a Hitler or a Mussolini," Paxton writes.