marcher

Possessives

• demand: While public acceptance of the marchers ' demands is 67 % in Germany, it is 85 % in the East.

Converse of object

• join: Anyone who is concerned by the threat of Global Warming is invited to join the marchers.
• attack: Police and Unionist crowds both attacked the marchers outside of Derry and within the city itself.
• say: He said the marchers spoke for the majority in Britain in opposing war.
• arrive: By the time the last marchers arrived in the Square most of the speeches were over.
• take: The Amicus union campaign was underlined today by the fact that the train taking the marchers to Bournemouth was built in the 1960s.
• push: Police are pushing marchers into a very narrow lane and trying to stop anyone from joining them.

Adjective modifier

• anti-war: How many of the 10,000 anti-war marchers read Correlli Barnett yesterday?
• civil: Paisley appeals to loyalists to stop civil rights marchers in Armagh on 30 November.
• other: We had been invited to join the color party heading the parade along with hundreds of other marchers.
• peaceful: Peaceful civil rights marchers were brutally assaulted by police This first extract explains how the young Sands was politicized Society was splitting apart.
• Many: Many marchers stayed for the final session which was a discussion on how the campaign should go forward.

Modifies a noun

• lord: Here iron was forged to arm the soldiers of the marcher lords.
• lordship: Marcher lordship was in royal hands, overmighty subjects had been cut down and charters of emancipation issued to north Wales.

Noun used with modifier

• peace: The irresistible advance of the peace marchers was resisted.
• right: Paisley appeals to loyalists to stop civil rights marchers in Armagh on 30 November.
• hunger: As a temporary nurse at an exclusive hospital at the beginning of her career she risked her job by helping the Jarrow hunger marchers.
• protest: A peaceful demonstration begins to get rowdy... and the police link arms to hold the protest marchers back.