They went after the parade.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They went after the parade.

They directed their course [steps] homeward [toward home].

They left that place behind.

they rode to the end of the line

They set out on a sightseeing tour.

They walked along the fenceline.

They arrived one after another.

They took turns driving the car.

They started one after another.

They left one after another.

They were seen to go out.

They were companions on the journey.

They bent their steps homeward.

They came running bustlingly.

They crept forward.

They got away from the place.

They volunteered to join the expedition.

They set out back home.

They set out on a picnic.

They went on putting aside fallen stones.

They were banded together.

They walked along the street side by side.

They endured to the end.

They swung into action.

They pelted down the street.

They thrust their way through the crowd.

He went to golf practice.

They made for the exit.

They kept on walking.

They made their way toward the town.