quick march!

Examples of marching

marching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Now a gulf divided army and society, the sense of marching shoulder to shoulder with the society had vanished.
There was a standing watch of about 2,000 men bearing cresset lights, and a marching watch of another 2,000 in harness.
There are twenty flute in our marching band.
At dusk a mob formed and was marching on the capitol and adjacent presidential palace.
Most conquests were achieved by a huge army marching on foot; very few soldiers used horses.
Such training requires several hours a week and mostly in parade and marching formation under all weathers.
The volume rendering and the isocontouring are implemented based on the basic algorithms of ray casting and marching cubes, respectively.
So there are two chapters dealing with environmental impact of marching and movement of armour.
This is the sense in which we say our procedure could imply a marching in time.
The direct use of the fast marching method does not guarantee a smooth and safe trajectory.
Because the fast marching method is a wave propagation technique, the area explored by the algorithm can be quite different.
Ballad-singers retailed topical rhymes set to well-known tunes, fiddlers and pipers played in alehouses, while drums and fifes accompanied processions and marching soldiers.
Gone were the regimental marching bands, displays with flags, cavalry formations, carriages of notables, festivities for the monarch's birthday and for royal visits.
There are a couple of ways to stably increase the marching size.
Such large dramatically increases numerical instability and thus restricts the stable size of marching steps.
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