| march in | 22.05 | There was a reason to march in Chicago. | ||
| march to | 19.75 | The march to the courthouse has begun. | ||
| march through | 17.45 | Lead a march through the neighborhood. | ||
| march on | 15.93 | His last was a march on Washington. | ||
| march by | 7.57 | A march by official unions had been canceled. | ||
| march toward | 6.85 | Now the march toward Oscar has begun. | ||
| march against | 6.06 | South Koreans march against corruption. | ||
| march from | 4.41 | Like a military march from long ago. | ||
| march into | 4.34 | Coverage of German march into Belgium. | ||
| march for | 3.75 | Take the march for Koon and Powell. | ||
| march across | 3.42 | Death penalty foes planned a march across the city. | ||
| march down | 2.57 | On the day itself, Castro led the march down the Malecon. | ||
| march at | 1.84 | They started their march at Martin Luther King. | ||
| march after | 1.71 | Mounted police broke up a march after the prayer. | ||
| march as | 1.71 | The Catholics view the marches as provocative. | ||
| march towards | 1.45 | The BNP chief sought to know from the long marchers if they were ready to resume the march towards the CHT. | ||
| march with | 1.32 | He attended the march with his parents. | ||
| march along | 1.25 | Those blazes continued their march along the coast. | ||
| march past | 1.25 | Protesters were allowed to march past the building. | ||
| march up | 1.18 | And the parade of new homes continues to march up the shore. |