marching drill

If the marching drill was bad, the calisthenics were worse.

This was also one of the first "theme shows" where the name, music and marching drill all carried a unified story.

She enjoyed the marching drill, which kept them moving about the wide fields in intricate patterns for several hours every morning and evening.

She joined in marching drill, but Siger barred her from weapons practice.

These corps had uniforms, marching drills and a few had rifle training.

They leave the barracks only for marching drills, one to three hours a day of class and an occasional game of basketball.

Marching drill was always in order.

Marching drills had become tense affairs; mistakes were not tolerated and no one wanted to be left behind when they marched into Rome.

While they're there they learn marching drill, visuals, marching techniques and keep trying to improve their music.

Upset that the troop was spending all its time at marching drills, he confronted the scoutmaster and asked for more hikes.

'Unless there's been some change in marching drill.'

In recent decades, the marching drills on the field have become more contemporary with innovative formations, and the addition of a snare drum line.

Patrick would play trumpet while his father pushed him in his wheelchair through the marching drill and routines.

The second day the company had a marching drill; the next day there was a regular retreat formation with cannon firing and inspection.

Rigorous training diminishes the recruits' enthusiasm some, but after little more than marching drills, suddenly the boys' are told they are "going up front".

Close-order marching drill: left face, right face, about face, forming in ranks and files.

Any member, despite rank in the block, may be pulled out of a show for that week for not having music or the marching drill memorized.

The organization continued many military traditions after the war (i.e. marching drills) for cultural reasons, but gradually abandoned military training and preparation.

Daylong demonstrations of military and marching drills by participants wearing reproductions of uniforms from the War of 1812.

A young Falangist teacher at her school gave the girls marching drill instruction and told of nuns and priests burned to death, and worse.

His captain allowed the prisoners to practice marching drill in small units, and troops of both companies went out on work details for wood, water, and food.

Squads are composed of four members of a particular section and are designated an alphabetical symbol in marching drills.

The colonel, who says marching drills instill obedience, said his class covered military history, military customs and military courtesies.

The first Sokol worked to develop new Czech terminology for the training exercises, which centered on marching drills, fencing, and weightlifting.

Indoor Marching percussion ensembles perform a musical selection while also featuring marching drill patterns and tying in artistic visual effects.