11.   But it will be a long march back to the position he once held.

12.   But it is a step in the long march toward eliminating one of the worst diseases the world has seen, a disease with no cure.

13.   Cox and his coaches recognized that baseball has embarked on this unprecedented long march.

14.   For a talented team, the Indians have shown signs of vapor lock during this long march.

15.   For Hispanics, the long march to political power began shortly after World War II.

16.   His long march had been to oblivion for this year.

17.   Human ribbons streamed for about two miles from the entrance to the festival, as the long march home began early in the morning.

18.   If Delphi has been on a long march toward efficiency, Weiner is at a sprint.

19.   Last year he shrunk his squad to six trustworthy bodies during the playoffs, which may have cost the Knicks during the long march.

20.   Long marches were frequent, and the men of the Wildcat Division were pushed to the limits of their endurance.