Meanings of military march in English

This expedition was, indeed, little more than a military march through the country.

This military march cost the French one-fourth, and the allies half of their army.

Napoleon replied, turning on his heel and walking out of the house whistling a military march.

Then the band plays; it is closing time, and there is the passion of a military march.

When he had finished they cheered him loudly and the orchestra broke into a rousing military march.

Her military march between the gravestones.

And there again she paused, the organ, now nearer, rattling out the tramp of a popular military march.

They can have no doubt as to the purpose of the military march, or the point to which it is tending.

Kazan: the view from Muslim Russia We set sail from Kazan at dusk, the ship's loudspeakers playing Farewell of Slavyanka, a military march.

His heart was drumming; he was surprised she couldn't hear it, as surely a military march was being played next to her ear.

Putin will enter the Kremlin to the sounds of a military march by Tchaikovsky and exit to the boom of a 30-gun military salute.

Montaiglon watched this little cavalcade of military march along the road, with longing in his heart for the brave and busy outside world they represented.

Dorothy kissed Ozma good-bye, and all the people standing around waved their handkerchiefs, and the band in an upper balcony struck up a military march.

The first piece was a military march, executed with all the artistic conviction and patriotic ardour of their young lungs (they were mostly young men).

Veterans of 1916 were honoured amid a military march on Dublin's O'Connell Street and a 21-gun salute by soldiers on the GPO roof.

No polkas, bagpipes, Broadway show tunes, military marches, or anything recorded by Ethel Merman.