Marching
Marching noun - The act of marching; walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind).
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Walking and marching are semantically related in advancing topic. In some cases you can use "Walking" instead the word "Marching" as an adjective or a noun. popular alternative
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In the Van Beuren Studios Tom & Jerry short "Trouble", Tom and Jerry are running a failing lawyer business, and resort to Shameless Self-Promotion by walking right in front of a marching band.
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Amoral Attorney: In "Trouble", Tom and Jerry are running a failing lawyer business, and resort to Shameless Self-Promotion by walking right in front of a marching band.
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When walking very slowly towards the enemy, Commonwealth soldiers were commonly marching behind a firewall of artillery that typically exterminated everyone trying to pop up and hurt them.
Source: The Neidermeyer
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