Sentence examples for well marching from inspiring English sources

He appeared at non-PETA protests as well, marching with celebrities like Mike Farrell and Martin Sheen in opposition to the Iraq War in 2003.

Henrietta Maria herself recorded that so much loot was taken that her men "could not well march with their bundles".

It's that walk and that fight, thousands of well-dressed black people (and yes, whites were there marching as well) marched for our right to vote -- a right that we take for granted today since there still are quite a few who have no belief in the system that we fought to be able to participate in.

She was the first to sound the alarm about the skyrocketing cases of asthma as the oil wells marched ever closer to Nuiqsut.

As for the day: well, marches can be boring, but they do send a message.

To the south of Mosul, security forces said they had recaptured and secured the town of Hammam al-Alil from Isis fighters, who they said had kept thousands of residents as human shields as well as marching many others alongside retreating militants towards Mosul as cover from airstrikes.

Feeling so well, I marched up to the stage and boldly requested "Meadowlark," the mother of all showtunes.

Because they were marching well ahead of most of their supply lines they had to purchase or loot their food from Chinese civilians along the way.

He first achieved national prominence in 1994 when his supporters blocked oil wells and marched on Mexico City to try to reverse what he claimed was his defeat by fraud in an election for governor of Tabasco state.

The one thing that might really work is the thing the Taliban seem to fear the most: a vast corps of well-educated women marching forward to change the course of history for their families and communities.

BACK HOME -- Security was tight, and the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York offered patriotic gusto as well as marching bands and balloon characters.