“marches”可以造什么句，marches造句

Public marches and meetings can be banned.

After dinner Teddy marches back upstairs and starts calculating again.

His feet were covered with rags, red with the blood of long marches.

Now attacks are spreading into tolerant, prosperous Punjab, far from the troubled marches.

Franklin Jones: Time is a versatile performer. It flies, marches on, heals all wounds, runs out and will tell.

Each time America marches in somewhere, it highlights the fact that it tends to act as global policemen.

Legend has it that Roman generals, when making their triumphal marches, were followed by a slave whispering "Remember, you are mortal."

At first, the monks limited themselves to chanting prayers and sermons, and urged the Burmese public not to join their marches.

The new tax was the source of considerable public indignation, with marches, rallies and petitions the order of the day throughout the country.

It is, therefore, to change our education ideas, to reinforce the construction of campus culture with the expectation of establishing a political education mode that suits and marches with time.

The ship of life must be steered by itself. Only when it lifts high and confident sails, breaks the waves, marches bravely and crosses the dangerous beaches and reefs, can it reach the other side of success.

Of all this, nothing was heard for a long time in the valley; but at last one of the commanders pushed an army over the pass by forced marches, and for three days horse and foot, cannon and tumbril, drum and standard, kept pouring downward past the mill.

Fujian marches with Zhejiang on the north.

Mazar jumps up from the bench and marches over to the tour guide.

The heart of Hugor's ancient realm lies north of us, but we are passing through its southern marches.

It was natural again in 2006, when the country went on an anti-immigrant binge, for many of the Latino counter-marches to start from la Placita.

His style ranged wide, from Palm Court dances in "a Passage to India" to jaunty Sousa-style marches in "The Man Who Would be King", but it could also be spare.

But when the present marches into the future, and we are confronted with the work that our past selves refused to do, we pay the price in unmet deadlines, allnighters and general torment.

As he wrote himself: "the language marches in step with the executioners."

They do not jostle each other; each marches straight ahead. They plunge through defenses without breaking ranks.

Where is the justice of political power if it executes the murderer and jails the plunderer, and then itself marches upon neighboring lands, killing thousands and pillaging the very hills?

Time is a versatile performer. It flies, marches on, heals all wounds, runs out and will tell. —— Franklin P. Jones.

Funeral marches to the grave.

Early in the night there were peaceful marches, but they later turned violent with clashes erupting between police in riot gear and protesters.