Sentence examples for marching all over from inspiring English sources

"Mama" responds sternly: "Before you start marching all over town for freedom, you better march in that kitchen and free those dishes".

As she stands on the porch of her salon with her young assistant (played by Daryl Hannah), Truvy drily reflects on the ageing process: "Honey, time is marching on and it is marching all over my face".

Black people were marching all over the South.

She is marching all over the stage and she sounds good but her moves are way too intense for me.

Creepy-crawlies march all over this vintage decoupage chair.

What's that one for?' " Memorial Day weekend the cadets marched all over Queens, in five parades.

Before a sellout crowd at the Amway Center Wednesday night, it was the Magic who marched all over the Heat with an encouraging 102-89 victory.

At nearly 40, she has now sworn off surgery and informs us not only that aging is inevitable — "time's winged chariot will catch up to you and march all over your face" — but that she gets "smarter every year".

Thank you to everyone who marched all over the world.

The 15 million people who marched all over the world on February 15th, 2003 against the war didn't "get it wrong".

To which I snark: 'Well they won't be around another 1,000 days if you allow hordes of tourists to march all over them.