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Marching band   /mˈɑrtʃɪŋ bænd/   Listen
Marching band

noun
1.
A band that marches (as in a parade) and plays music at the same time.





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"Marching band" Quotes from Famous Books



... reluctantly, moving step by step as the marching band behind them crashed rhythmically along. But once inside the great chamber, they shrank back against the wall with whispered imprecations at the final, desperate trick fate had ...
— The Raid on the Termites • Paul Ernst
... last, all the animals marched round again, and a funny thing happened. A big black [crow] came flying into the [tent] and lighted right on the [elephant]'s back. He spread his [wings], and danced up and down in time to the [marching band]. The people thought he was part of the circus, and clapped their [hands] and laughed, but [Jack] ran out into the ring, crying, "Oh, he's mine, he's mine! ...
— Jimmy Crow • Edith Francis Foster


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