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Meanings of long march in English
Usage of long march in English
1
From Serbia, Ed Thomas reports on the long march to western Europe.
2
Apparently there'd been a long march leading up to the current Pomeranians.
3
They remained only the first step on his long march to Akkad.
4
Stand by for the start of the long march of Chinese tennis?
5
Come sit with me and rest your feet after your long march.
6
And Barr and the pro-Vietnam crowd started their own long march, too.
7
We are to start on the long march to the coast to-morrow.
8
It was a long march, two ordinary stages being done in one.
9
For retailers, the long march to Christmas is finally in full swing.
10
After a long march Godfrey reached Antioch and laid siege to it.
11
Wardour is the very man to be useful on a long march.
12
After a long march, we passed over a waterless plain about N.N.W.
13
We rose early, so as to be ready for a long march.
14
After a long march, they paused at nightfall to encamp near Avignon.
15
I hope that their stories fuel us on this long march toward justice.
16
During the long march from the Holy City, he listened to his captors.
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