frogmarch
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Ours says that whoever can frogmarch a majority of placemen through the lobbies of the House of Commons can do whatever he pleases.
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- to march a person against his will by any method.
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- Tiffany was dragged from the sofa and even though her legs were like jelly she allowed him to frogmarch her from Carole's flat. — faceless
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Ours says that whoever can frogmarch a majority of placemen through the lobbies of the House of Commons can do whatever he pleases.
— Attack the System -
Orange-jacketed stewards scrambled to confiscate this brazen example of thought crime at the "Theatre of Dreams" and frogmarch the dissidents out of the ground.
— The Guardian World News -
It's safe to say that Josh T Pearson's decision to come onstage to 'Killing In The Name Of' has thankfully fuck all to do with the embarrassing chart pantomime playing out at the moment, but it's a pretty apt introduction for the grizzly one whose lack of willing to conform has seen him eschew recording a much hankered-after album (and spurn the kind offers of those who offer to frogmarch him to the hi-tech Butlins recording studio to finally lay one down) and patent a prickly live demeanour.
— The Line Of Best Fit -
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