Examples of using "Marcha" in a sentence and their english translations:
He followed in her wake.
She walked very carefully.
He walked into the rain.
He walked on and on.
He was following her tracks.
The dog walked backward.
He followed in her wake.
He walked across the garden.
Tom walked to the parking lot.
One day he was walking along the street.
She walked as fast as she could to catch up with him.
- She walked slowly for fear she should slip.
- She walked slowly so she wouldn't slip.
She walked very carefully.
She walked in the woods.
Tom walked towards the stairs.
His army marched against Eugene’s forces in northern Italy,
Harold Godwinson marched very quickly up to York, and kept on marching through York, and
He walked along the shore.
the two armies, Vlad wins the duel and kills Vladislav, then proceeds to march unopposed
Tom tiptoed into the bedroom to avoid waking up his wife.
the military power vacuum left by the decimated armies and marches into Wallachia ahead of
Two months later, he marched north again to relieve Badajoz, now besieged by the enemy,
So in 1815, encouraged by news of Napoleon’s return from exile, Murat marched north against
She walked slowly so she wouldn't slip.
yet Soult marched north with 20,000 men, capturing Badajoz… but withdrew on receiving news
She walked as fast as she could to catch up with him.
When war broke out with Austria again in 1809, Marmont marched north with Eleventh Corps to join
She walked up to him and asked him what his name was.
- Tom got up and went to the door.
- Tom got up and walked to the door.