March In A Sentence

• He is on his march now.
• What a march was that!
• All march out singing.
• The march was again resumed.
• The march of victory.
• Resumed the march at daylight.
• Was his march so terrible?
• His march was an ovation.
• They had stolen a march on me.
• Will you march forward?
• Its march is continuous.
• We resumed the march again.
• Then the march began.
• Prepare for the march to town.
• The march was ghastly.
• The march was resumed.
• Impending his march to success.
• Now march into the house.
• They took up the march to the ford.
• We are really on the march at last.
• And meanwhile all things march on the same.
• The order of march was now changed.
• We were on the march from nine to five.
• Then he was told to march outside.
• At daybreak we were to take up the march again.
• The southerly march was discontinued.
• The heat on that march was severe.
• The march is instantly halted.
• We were then ready to march to camp.
• The order to march was given.
• He died on the march soon after.
• The march of mind had not overtaken it.
• The march out was to be above all a portrait group.
• Kenneth had enjoyed the march hugely.
• The orders were to march round him.

• Frank drummed a march on his knees.
• Then they would rise and march on again.
• The day after our march was a halt.
• He stole no march on us.
• But now the march drew to an end.

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