slow march

Kelly turned and began a slow march against the current.

I have a feeling, he thought, it is going to be a good, long, slow march.

He is planning on our slowed march to make his move.

They held it steady for a second and then set off at a slow march.

The long, slow march to the coast had been a painful one.

The slow march continued until they were close enough to see the details of the fort.

Goldstein did not take note of the time that passed by during their slow march.

There is no need to dwell in detail upon the army's long, slow march.

It was really a slow march to coronation for Tyson.

"Otherwise, it may be just a slow march to a guilty verdict."

There was a gesture to acknowledge my call, and that other turned his slow march in our direction.

This was quickly done and the slow march resumed.

Lee fidgeted nervously as he went along at slow march.

He talks about his mother and says she gave him his last new experience; now it's just a slow march to death.

While the Queen passes the six companies of foot guards on her left, a slow march or air is played.

So began the sad, slow march to the inevitable.

The first four regiments, 11,000 men, began the slow march towards the enemy.

It is also the slow march of the Royal Marines.

When an officer is killed in the line of duty, the band performs a slow march at the funeral.

At slow march, the procession passed the three-story red granite government office building.

Under the persuasive threat of that automatic, a slow march began, straight up the stairs.

These Polish dances were usually performed in two parts: a slow march and a faster 3/4 second part.

They portrayed it as another step in the country's slow march from a one-party state toward a modern democracy.

The Regiment does not have a slow march.

The slow march to the sea had begun.