the Marseillaise

I almost expected him to break out singing the Marseillaise.

The band, too drunk to understand, began to play the Marseillaise.

Citizens were not even allowed to sing the Marseillaise for themselves.

He looked at us like we were walking tuna singing the Marseillaise.

You went into the assault singing the Marseillaise; it was magnificent.

Until then, the song had usually been sung to the tune of the Marseillaise.

I even sang the Marseillaise with the others at the end of the trip."

They sang the Marseillaise, then the anthem of the international revolutionary movement.

The place was being spotted by searchlight and bands were playing the Marseillaise.

Acting had always, ever since Rachel and the Marseillaise, a particular power on him.

As a president of the Republic, he would often have it played by troops, along with the Marseillaise.

Here is the foundation of the Marseillaise kitchen.

It was sometimes called "the Marseillaise of the South."

He was stumping up and down the corridor outside singing the Marseillaise very much out of tune.

The burnt-out hull of the Marseillaise was scrapped in 1946/47.

I know now how the French republican troops on the march felt when they heard the Marseillaise."

During this time, he also wrote what is presumably the first German translation of the Marseillaise.

There will be a 21-gun salute; the Marseillaise will be played.

I understand that the lamented king's appetite was seriously affected by the Marseillaise."

The song was nicknamed "the brother of the Marseillaise" by Republican soldiers.

The most debated point is the patriotic shouts, sometimes claimed to have been accompanied by singing of the Marseillaise.

But, fleetingly, any desire to sing the Marseillaise disappears.

Harriet sits down, begins to hum the Marseillaise.

Anybody know the name of the person who wrote words and music according to the story, according to the legend, of the Marseillaise.

The captain of the Marseillaise was anxious that the Germans should not capture the ship.