Examples of 'has marched' in a sentence
Meaning of "has marched"
has marched: This phrase describes the action of moving or progressing in a purposeful manner, often in a group or organized fashion. It can be used in literal contexts, such as a military procession, or figuratively to imply progress or advancement
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And he has marched into his bullpen.
It will be the first time a sitting prime minister has marched in the parade.
My army has marched for many days.
The first trimester of March has marched on.
And he has marched very far indeed.
The caravan began in southern Mexico in March and has marched northward since.
Time has marched on and we have both grown.
It looks like an army has marched through here.
He has marched as part of a peace movement for the past year.
Every society has marched ahead.
But Obama has marched the US and its allies too far down the current path.
We are only a few has marched from Rome.
Adolf Hitler has marched the most dominant military the world has ever seen across Europe.
It is the second year the group Mormons Building Bridges has marched in the parade.
But our opponent has marched through to the final.
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In spite of this uncertainty, the price of Bitcoin has marched higher.
My army has marched.
He has marched upon Paris, and he has captured it.
Ratcliffe informs him that Stanley has marched to the village of Bosworth with an army.
Into her second straight state championship finals . The lioness of Buroli has marched.
Bismarck has marched on Saxony.
Theron is involved in women 's rights organizations and has marched in pro-choice rallies.
Mainland China has marched on while Taiwan has stagnated.
So it is true? Duke Visconti has marched upon Rome?
My army has marched for more days than I can remember.
Oh, it looks like an army has marched through here.
Leonidas has marched north to the Hot Gates.
In most developed nations, life expectancy has marched steadily upward for decades.
Leonidas has marched north to the hot gates bad news?
Such was his impact that day, athletics has marched to his beat ever since.
But as science has marched forward, many seeming miracles wind up having scientific explanations.
In the case of Chilean political history, populism has marched arm in arm with corporatism.
My army has marched for many days . Unless you want to see Edinburgh razed.
And there is bad news . Leonidas has marched north to the Hot Gates.
He has marched so far, actually.
But life, as it should, has marched forward.
Satan has marched through history, wishing to ruin God 's plan through hatred, evil and war.
With 15 million copies sold, it has marched its way into rare company.
Leonidas has marched to Thermopylae with just 300 men . But between the Oracle and the Carneia.
Duke Visconti has marched upon Rome?
Leonidas has marched to Thermopylae with just 300 men . But between the oracle and the Carnea.
Ethereum ( ETHEREUM on xStation5 ), like a majority of its peers, has marched lower.
Whenever the church has marched with this message, she has gained ground.
Leonidas has marched to Thermopylae with just 300 men.
He has landed in France . ~ He has marched upon Paris, and he has captured it.
The group has marched in every Tournament of Roses Parade since 1973.
Through the outset, Sophie has marched through the challenges with military precision.
As a progressive activist who has marched against many wars, I try to avoid militant rhetoric.
Since then, GDP per capita has marched higher while household income has declined.
The German kaiser 's army has marched into the Russian Empire and is quickly approaching.
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