Marches

But you can hear the blues in almost everything he played and sang, whether it be gospel, ragtime, marches, or nonsense songs.

And marches up, beautifully skilful, neglecting none of his advantages.

Utterly unable to pay, he sold, or granted in compensation, both the Marches of Brandenburg and the dignity of Elector.

Through labor and education, and religion and arts, and politics and war, 'it marches' on to supremacy—the people's nation.

As for ourselves, now that we were only two marches from Taklakot, it was but natural that our spirits were high.

And he marches down the dark hall to a door with a 'To let' sign on it and fetches it a bang with his fist.