marching

IPA: mˈɑrtʃɪŋ

That marches.
Placed or situated in a line or lines, reminiscent or evocative of marching soldiers.

Examples of "marching" in Sentences

Their marching was not lackadaisical.
November 7th, 2009 at 4: 13 pm fuckin marching band
I believe it's time for women to begin marching again.
I take the photograph of the people marching in the parade.
The marching band is one of the largest marching bands in the West Coast.
The marching band, know as the Marching Blues, is the pride of the community.
This is what they call the marching season and it typically produces quite a bit of tension.
They still aren't and never will take responsibility for their conspiratory role in marching us to war!!!
In Paris, huge crowds started marching from the Place d'Italie in the south toward the gilded-domed Invalides, where Napoleon is buried.
Before I came on board, Osun State had deposited about N288 million in the board's account waiting for what we call marching grant from Abuja.
I also laughed uproariously when two of the Jackasses, dressed in marching band uniforms, climbed into a pen with a very aggressive ram, under the pretense of trying to sooth the savage beast with music.
The same network (s) that aided and abetted the Bush adminstration in marching us to war in IRAQ without doing a fraction of the investigative journalism they've done throughout this primary on issues of little relevance.