marches

IPA: mˈɑrtʃɪz

Root Word: Marches

Examples of "marches" in Sentences

Sometimes the word marches side-by-side with anti-war sentiment, as it did in the Vietnam era when Sen. George McGovern issued his call to "Come home, America."
These are the kinds of storylines that work best with such a large cast and I'm hoping that Fraction keeps that in mind as his tenure on the title marches on after Second Coming.
NPR journalists may not participate in marches and rallies involving causes or issues that NPR covers, nor should they sign petitions or otherwise lend their name to such causes, or contribute money to them.
In truth, those investigating anti-war protests are likely to spot signs saying, "Support the Troops, Bring Them Home," and to see veterans themselves present as honored participants in marches -- members of organizations such as Veterans for Peace.
"NPR journalists may not participate in marches and rallies involving causes or issues that NPR covers, nor should they sign petitions or otherwise lend their name to such causes, or contribute money to them," Senior Vice President for News, Ellen Weiss, wrote in a memo Wednesday morning.