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He could probably give the order to march on the city now.

And who was told he had to be ready to march on it by May.

What I know is that an army will march on the north.

No man can be happy who has marched on his own country.

They will march on the small towns in the area.

For one thing, they're used to marching on their own feet.

"There were some people marching on others to get to the other side."

These he had persuaded to march with him on his return.

By the spring an army will be marching on us.

Then they set off across town to march on the Council chambers.