marching song

The last singers lost heart and the marching songs died away.

It was also very nearly the official marching song of the Marines.

Hardly the stuff out of which revolutionary marching songs are made.

These were soon adapted into marching songs, or simply something to sing around the camp fire.

There was a single voice carrying the marching song.

We thought they were like any other wartime group, nothing more than reminiscences and marching songs.

"Odin and I have invented a marching song for us!"

After awhile, Rufus barked the first words of a marching song.

At the other tables, both men and women are clapping in time to the driving beat of a marching song.

It is the marching song of the White Company.

The distant rumbling of the guns mixes with our marching song.

The procession set off down the valley, and the dwarves broke into a marching song of their own.

Stanzas six and eight are found only in the "Marching Song."

Mood festive, helped a little by a man playing a marching song on a tuba.

So when the Tenth began to sing its new marching song, everyone quietened to listen.

Three soldiers staggered across the street, singing a bawdy marching song.

One fellow walked a little before the rest, and sang a loud, audacious marching song.

He began humming one of the filthier marching songs.

She found herself whispering words from a Phelani marching song.

In the days that followed, Becker staggered around the ship humming marching songs.

They moved quietly; no trumpets or bawdy marching songs announced their coming.

The battle lent its name to their marching song and later to a French veterans' organization that sprung up.

But I, for one, can't read him without hearing the strains of an old marching song from my own left-wing childhood.

These experiences would inspire his next play, Marching Song.

The legionaries roared out the marching song, glad to be distracted from their own thoughts.