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march out

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  1. march out (as from a defile) into open ground
    The regiments debouched from the valley

How To Use march out In A Sentence

  • The farmers halted the march outside the Ministry of Agriculture.
  • Organizers say they also plan to march outside banks, corporations, foreclosed homes, schools and libraries in what they are calling a broad-based call to action. The Seattle Times
  • I went back and glanced through the window again, just in time to see the two bheesties join again, and slowly march out with their empty skins to fetch more water. Gil the Gunner The Youngest Officer in the East
  • With a blast of bagpipes, the 78th Fraser Highlanders march out a side door, Scottish backswords raised, and solemnly lead His Royal Highness into the Winter Garden Show.
  • Police foiled their attempt to march out of the Dhaka University campus to demonstrate on the street.
  • Both teams march out on to the pitch, where they're greeted by the customary scantily clad Maori summoning them with a toot on his conch. Rugby World Cup 2011: Ireland v Wales - live! | Barry Glendenning
  • Organizers for Occupy Oakland said during an afternoon news conference that in addition to the port disruption on Wednesday, they also plan to march outside banks, corporations, foreclosed homes, schools and libraries in what they are calling a broad-based call to action. The Seattle Times
  • Hold stalls to sell tickets for the march outside shops, workplaces and colleges.
  • First they march out of the gates in a mass, calling out the common names of the country, such as Caius, Marcus, or Lucius, in imitation of their hurried calling for each other on that occasion. Plutarch's Lives, Volume I
  • The band strikes up with the triumphal march out of Ada. A BOOK OF LANDS AND PEOPLES
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