Sentence examples for to march in front of from inspiring English sources

"They wanted to march in front of the United Nations.

The report quoted witnesses from four towns in the northern province of Idlib who said that groups of people, often including children, were forced to march in front of troops and armored vehicles.

In Moscow today, the same day Mr. Sklyarov was arraigned in San Jose, Calif., a group of protesters tried to march in front of the United States Embassy, but were stopped by the police.

A crowd of several hundred people had turned out two days earlier, on a sizzling Saturday afternoon, many of them just off chartered buses the came from as far away as Connecticut and upstate New York, to march in front of the base, which is also home to the National Security Agency.

But more than 150 artists, curators and gallery workers turned out Monday night to march in front of a Downtown Manhattan building where Ivanka Trump, the future first daughter, has an apartment and is believed to keep some pieces of a notable contemporary collection.

I want her to wear boring outfits and pay white people to march in front of cameras after the debates and tell everyone who will listen how well she performed in the debates, regardless of how well she actually performed in the debates.

You read emails, listened to phone calls, and watched people march in front of your office.

Today, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo still march in front of the president's office every week to remind Argentina that they do not yet know the fate of their children.

The extension of the curfew, in effect from 11 P.M. to 5 A.M. was announced after some 300 persons staged a demonstration and march in front of the county jail, where foul Negroes are being held.

Would protesters march in front of such clinics?

At the parades, club members march in front of a brass band, and the second line — everybody else in the community who wants to dance and parade in the street, too — falls in behind them.