Sentence examples for marching cadence from inspiring English sources

"Playing the bagpipes is a very easy marching cadence," he said.

Their formations are disciplined, their desert-colored berets at smart angles, their marching cadence the snappy English tradition taught by teams from Australia, Britain and Jordan.

After the last poem, Mr. Nygard assembled all the readers in a line and led them in a final recitation — the military's own brand of poetry, the marching cadence known as a jody call, but not one likely to be heard at boot camp: "Hey, hey, Uncle Sam," he said, and they repeated behind him, "we remember Vietnam.... We don't want this Iraq war.... Bring our troops back to our shore".

"The man was marching like a drum major, holding the sword, moving it up and down in rhythm with his marching cadence," State Police told the Sun-Times.

RP Boo made a special mix of "Bang'n on King Drive" for the video, with an intro beat that matches the marching cadences of the parade and an outro blend that veers into the classic Bangs and Works cut "Heavy Heat".

Then came black men marching in cadence, followed by contingents of Union infantrymen.

We were all marching in cadence, and it was getting hotter and hotter and hotter as we went, like a giant toaster.

I know the jargon, I understand the nuances, I remember the depth of the desert sand, the sound of incoming rounds, the way marching in cadence could take over even your heartbeat.

Then there's "Waterloo No. 2" (1986), which applies Minimalist repetition to the most clichéd marching-band cadences possible and, perversely, achieves a haunting beauty.

Some drilled in the street, linking arms and marching to a cadence called by their leaders.

The links are the stuff of land, culture, history, architecture, memory and imagination that remains the realm of scholarship and daily lives but often eludes the notice of a journalism marching to the cadence of conflict.