Sentence examples for a parade of three from inspiring English sources

Working on the mound last night, Hampton shut out the Reds for seven innings before slipping in the eighth and setting the stage for a parade of three relief pitchers.

Delving deeper into Dzhokhar's past, the defense called on a parade of three elementary- and middle-school teachers who gave rave review of their former pupil.

A parade of seven females and young ones followed.

During the finale, just to make sure that viewers got the message, there was a parade of thirty-four more.

The exhibition begins with a parade of four figures — Odysseus, Achilles, Hercules and Helen — as seen on painted vessels and in sculpture.

One breezy recent evening, in downtown St . Paul a parade of ten horse-drawn carriages, led by a high-school marching band, departed from the circular drive in front of the swanky enough St. Paul Hotel.

They did not let up much against Greg Burke, who allowed a three-run home in his one inning of work and became the first in a parade of six Mets relievers.

In July 2004 the mayor experimented with shutting down part of London's West End to enable thousands of onlookers to watch a parade of eight formula one drivers including Nigel Mansell, David Coulthard and Jenson Button.

A parade of nine T.L.S. readers questioned how modern the "contemporary sense" of cool actually is, pulling out 19th- and early-20th-century quotations from writers as diverse as Wilkie Collins and T. E. Lawrence to support the idea that our current understanding of cool is not so new after all.

A single first course might include a parade of six totally different tastes, ranging from a vanilla-scented corn soup offset by a sprinkling of crunchy toasted rice to a golden lasagna laced with a creamy sauce flavored with lemons from Menton on the Côte d'Azur.

Then will come a parade of two or three carts outfitted with salads and French-Latin dishes — eggplant pinwheels with chiles Niçoise, Latin ratatouille, Mexican vichysoisse.