The verb "march" in the English language primarily denotes the act of walking with a regular, rhythmic stride, typically in a group and often as part of a ceremonial event or military drill. It encompasses the movement forward with deliberate, synchronized steps, often associated with soldiers, bands, or parades. The verb can also be used more broadly to describe any forward movement or progression, particularly in a determined or unstoppable manner. This action word conveys both the physical act of moving and the purposeful, often forceful, intent behind the movement.
The soldiers will march in the parade tomorrow.
Every morning, the children march to school in a neat line.
The protestors plan to march through the city to demonstrate their demands.
Determined, the athletes march onto the field ready to win the game.
The band began to march in sync with the beat of the drum.
As the clock strikes noon, the guards march around the palace in a ceremonial routine.
The refugees had to march many miles to reach the safety of the border.
The ants march in a line to collect food for the colony.
During training, the recruits learned how to march in formation.
The fans march towards the stadium, chanting in support of their team.
I march in the parade.
You march with confidence.
He marches to the beat.
She marches for rights.
It marches forward.
We march together.
They march every year.
I marched last weekend.
You marched swiftly.
He marched with purpose.
She marched in protest.
It marched on its own.
We marched through the city.
They marched despite the weather.
I will march tomorrow.
You will march with us.
He will march again.
She will march for change.
It will march onward.
We will march at dawn.
They will march in the parade.
I am marching right now.
You are marching alongside others.
He is marching up the hill.
She is marching for her rights.
It is marching steadily.
We are marching together.
They are marching under the banner.
I was marching when you called.
You were marching through the streets.
He was marching toward the square.
She was marching with the group.
It was marching in line.
We were marching all day.
They were marching for hours.
I will be marching at that time.
You will be marching with the band.
He will be marching towards the goal.
She will be marching in the front line.
It will be marching in rhythm.
We will be marching all morning.
They will be marching in the demonstration.
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