15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'March' in a Sentence
"To walk with a regular and measured tread, as soldiers on parade; to advance in step in an organized body." more
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The team of scientists planned to march through the dense jungle to study the elusive species living within.
The workers have been marching in a peaceful demonstration for fair wages.
As the clock strikes midnight, the New Year's Eve parade will have marched, marking the beginning of a new year.
Despite the rain, the wedding ceremony is still ongoing, and the bride and groom are marching down the aisle.
Explorers will be marching through the dense jungle, uncovering new species of plants.
The parade of floats started to march through the streets, dazzling spectators with vibrant colors and music.
By sunset, the ants will have marched tirelessly, carrying food to their colony.
The workers, equipped with tools, started to march towards the construction site to begin their day's work.
The explorers will have been marching through the dense jungle, uncovering its secrets.
By the time the clock strikes midnight, the New Year's Eve revelers will have been marching in celebration.
Despite the storm, the band was marching in the parade, playing uplifting tunes to boost spirits.
The procession of graduates will march across the stage to receive their diplomas.
Over the years, many activists have marched for equal rights and justice.
After months of rigorous training, the recruits will have been marching with precision.
Our army units have been marching tirelessly to reach the conflict zone.
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