“on the march”可以造什么句，on the march造句

The Japanese army were on the march.

Education in some distant areas is on the march.

Before the Romans could collect an army he was on the march.

They say he carried many of his wounded men on the march.

In Delhi itself, in the quick-gathering gloom of the night, the news set the people on the march.

On serious ground, gather in plunder. In difficult ground, keep steadily on the march. On hemmed-in ground, resort to stratagem. On desperate ground, fight.

Paul Revere was one of those who believed that the British would soon be on the march against the villages and farms near Boston.

Moral relativism, cloaked in jargon, was on the march, promoted by the tedious, despicable know-alls of the supposedly educated classes.

One that flanks, especially a soldier so positioned as to protect the flank of a column of troops on the march.

We were responsible for them… I mean, we had guarded them the whole time, in the camp and on the march, that was the point, that we had to guard them and not let them escape.

The enemy are on the march.

But not, perhaps, for much longer—for crabs are on the march.

If nothing is done other than slimming a few departments, Leviathan will be on the march again.

The soldiers who guarded us on the march weren't SS either. What pity did they have for a woman who fell in the snow?

Meanwhile back home, disgruntled workers were on the march, carrying posters emblazoned with Mr Brown’s own words: “British jobs for British workers.”

So, the emperor is on the march under the canopy of Wealthy up.

The emergency order rushed the men off their feet, and they had barely time to get their uniforms on before they were on the march to their destination.

The regiment is on the march.

In the throng of miners in tin hats and indigenous women in bowler hats and heavy skirts there was an unmistakable sense of history on the march.

They may be looking for people who were seen on the march.