Sentence examples for to march around from inspiring English sources

"They would bring in high school bands to march around," he said.

That was 19.8 inches of snow for us soldiers to march around in.

But when Fitzhugh isn't telling you what they're thinking, each seems to collapse into a single trait and to march around looking for bits of plot to carry forward.

As consumers are consumed with buying DVD's over their cellphones, getting second mortgages to take advantage of stock tips and letting their invaluable animal spirits get the better of their judgment, it is for us to march around with sandwich boards that say "Repent -- The End Is Near".

"Every blade of grass has its Angel that bends over it and whispers, 'Grow, grow,' " is taken from the Talmud, but readers of this enchanting book may end by seeing Ackerman as a bit of a guardian spirit herself, committed enough to march around with a flashlight on a cold night, blanketing her tender-petaled roses in plastic and sheeting her tropical hibiscus and impatiens in cotton.

They like to march around". .

He no longer used his poking stick for poking Princess Mur in the back to make her march around in the woods, so that was an improvement.

Because of this people paint catchy slogans on some cardboard, attach it to a stick, and march around streets.

I've got a lot of friends who are musicians and they give me albums and I furiously march around, trying to listen, but it never sinks in".

I would march around, swinging my arms, saying to myself, in Russian, "Left shit, right; left shit, right".

"I'm looking at it and this could be Bigfoot," Brian explained confidently, about a video in which a very, very distant brown figure might possibly be thought to be marching around like a man-ape in the British Columbia woods.