1.   The mob marches down the street carrying a large heavy log that is perhaps fifteen feen long.

2.   About once a week somebody begs me to write a letter or march down Pennsylvania Avenue or carry a sandwich board for The Arts.

3.   Chances are, a significant number of them took up the game after watching a chubby kid with a flattop and big swing march down our fairways.

4.   Drew plays a young waitress who has been engaged to marry for years and is getting increasingly anxious to march down the aisle.

5.   During the road to Super Bowl XXIX, the Charger defense has allowed teams to march down the field only to stiffen when they reach the red zone.

6.   Even as statistics show the fragility of marriage, people continue to march down the aisle again and again and again.

7.   Gargantuan neon signs of Chinese ideographs march down broad streets announcing restaurants, shopping malls, book stores.

8.   Hundreds left Taft High School in suburban Woodland Hills for a march down De Soto Avenue.

9.   However, as she prepared to join the Saturday march down Fifth Avenue, Ms. Barget said lesbians would like to have the choice of being married.

10.   In the Sugar Bowl Tuesday night on national television, Warrick hopes to help the top-ranked Seminoles march down the field against Virginia Tech.