The phrase "a procession on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific event or activity that involves a group of people moving together in an organized manner, typically for a celebration or demonstration.
Example: "The town organized a procession on the main street to celebrate the annual festival."
Alternatives: "a parade on the" or "a march on the".
About 35,000 people saw a procession on Sunday which took the remains to parts of the county associated with Richard's last days, and more than 20,000 people queued to see the coffin in the cathedral earlier this week.
Festivities this weekend include entertainment on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m.; a procession on Saturday beginning at noon; and the lifting and "Dance of the Giglio di Sant'Antonio," with music, beginning on Sunday at 1 30 p.m. Sponsored by the Giglio Society of East Harlem of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Shrine Church.
And then add popular dances, an ice rink, Christmas markets, a ferris wheel, a torchlight procession on the 30th, a proper music festival on the 31st, the nuts Loony Dook race that ends up swimming in the not so warm waters by the Forth bridge on the outskirts of the city as weel as an art explosion taking over 9 bizarre venues called Scot Lands.
"The crowd were instructed that any procession on the road was illegal but that officers would facilitate a safe and orderly procession on the pavements toward their intended destination at Celtic Park," said a statement.
The entire populace was eager to see the emperor's new clothes, and to not be thought stupid, and so, as the emperor passed in a procession, everybody on the sidewalks cried, "Aren't the emperor's new clothes grand!
The caption reads: A domesticated elephant cooled off with a douse of water from its trunk at a religious procession on the outskirts of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
A line of white rocking chairs sits in a dignified procession on the back lawn of the Main House, looking out over the fields beyond, which are home to flocks of sheep, horses and a pond.
A festival is held on the second weekend in December 12-14 this yearr) that consists of a Marché du Terroir (selling regional produce) and a turkey procession on the Sunday morning, during which the fattened fowl parade through the streets, preceded by local dignitaries and followed by the Knights of the Order of the Turkey.
For the first 30 of the 78 laps Sunday, it was a typical procession on the narrow, slippery, winding track through the streets of the principality that makes it next to impossible for drivers to pass.
