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on the march1Marching: the army was on the march at last...- It is a stunning, impressive picture that captures the movement of an army on the march, as well as the brooding conditions they face almost as an active element in the conflict.
- The pressure of that blank metal stare chilled Martel's soul, as if he were watching distant, marauding armies on the march.
- The Kingdom of Jerusalem still hung by a thread and armies were on the march that spring.
1.1Making progress: United are on the march again...- Partick Thistle are joint top of the Second Division just behind Clydebank on goal difference and John Lambie is convincing friend and foe alike that the Firhill side are on the march once more.
- This time last year, when Celtic were engaged in a heroic, though ultimately futile, Champions League campaign, O'Neill's reputation was on the march.
- But the gospel according to Mel betrays a peculiarly unsophisticated take on the key event in the Christian tradition, and casts doubt on the idea that religion is on the march.
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