Sentence examples for marching down to from inspiring English sources

"People would have been marching down to the stadium, they would have walked and they would have been doing calculus on the way down".

Soon after that I was in the office; Ben himself there too, sleeves rolled up, marching down to the newsdesk, as if he'd never retired.

9.57am: Below the line, as the unsightly phrase goes, Hamewella has pointed out that today's protests spread beyond England: There's a big demonstration in Edinburgh, marching down to the parliament, at midday today.

Although I release 99percentt of the fish I catch -- and encourage everyone to do the same -- every now and then I get a great kick out of marching down to the harbor, meeting my buddies in a boat and catching my dinner, the way the Indians did.

I say that GM has turned around but is marching down to 25% of the market, not up to 30%.

Out of the break, Boston College immediately had the Northwestern defense on its heels, marching down to the Wildcats 5-yard line.

The Jets then marched down to the Patriots 27.

To the southwest, the Browns' fruit trees marched down to the riverbank.

When the time came for my heat we were marched down to the ice pool.

I just marched down to the front and perched on a rail by the stage.

At breakfast in the glassed-in common room, more tea, after which I'd march down to the factory.