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march

[mahrch] / mɑrtʃ /


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Many imagined that Jackson’s march and Education Secretary William Bennett’s Stanford speech the following year epitomized America’s culture wars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Athletes march behind their country’s flag during the opening ceremony, medal counts are tracked by nation, and victories are accompanied by the national anthem.

From The Wall Street Journal

She grabbed a piece of paper and a pencil and marched back outside.

From Literature

"He marched, he ran, he organized and he preached justice without apology," Mamdani said.

From BBC

Some of the pictures show groups of the men marching through a field, and standing against a wall at the shooting range.

From Barron's