| thousand march | 11.72 | Thousands march through Paris. | ||
| protester march | 9.28 | Protesters marched in cities across Peru. | ||
| student march | 6.78 | Students march for an hour. | ||
| demonstrator march | 6.65 | Demonstrators marched. | ||
| hundred march | 5.33 | Hundreds marched in support of him. | ||
| troop march | 3.95 | That day, German troops march into Prague. | ||
| people march | 3.29 | He fell down and people marched on him. | ||
| soldier march | 3.16 | Soldiers march by on a third screen. | ||
| group march | 2.63 | The gay group did not march. | ||
| crowd march | 1.97 | Indeed, an art crowd marches on its stomach. | ||
| worker march | 1.97 | The workers marched on city hall. | ||
| activist march | 1.65 | Shops remained shut as the activists marched through the city. | ||
| supporter march | 1.58 | Zapatista supporters march on anniversary. | ||
| rebel march | 1.18 | Rebels march on Mexico City. | ||
| band march | 1.12 | Bands marched. | ||
| force march | 1.05 | When revolutionary forces Marched into Havana, Castro and Che Guevara took control of the army. | ||
| woman march | 1.05 | The women marched. | ||
| man march | 0.99 | Why not have one million white men march? | ||
| member march | 0.99 | The most liberal members march to their own drummers. | ||
| parade march | 0.99 | A Veterans Day parade marches on Tremont Avenue. |