Sentence examples for marching in step with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it comes as no surprise that their bars are not all marching in step with the mayor's.

We first see Mr. Alagna's Don José, an obedient corporal, marching in step with the other solders.

When the world suddenly starts marching in step with us, we just point out with (self- righteous indignation all that remainself- righteous

As if marching in step with this downbeat diptych, the city's other major theater, the Steppenwolf, has kicked off its fall season with "Detroit," a darkly funny play by Lisa D'Amour addressing the social fallout from the economic collapse.

But in Putney, where a new English constitution was debated in 1647, or Burford, where three Leveller soldiers were executed in 1649, they are marching in step with "the hobnails, clouted shoes, the private soldiers, the leather and wooden aprons and the laborious and industrial people of England" who mutinied against Cromwell.

Oak-hee — almost from early childhood — didn't march in step with other North Koreans.

As he points out, his career has marched in step with the growth of the field.

In her battle against communism, she marched in step with the US.

But do we all have to march in step with the 'majority'majority

According to the poet: "The language marches in step with the executioners.

According to the poet "The language marches in step with the executioners.