Sentence examples for a procession was from inspiring English sources

Immediately after the wedding, a procession was led by Baron von Wangenheim, Prince William of Hohenzollern's Court Marshal, bearing a gorgeous staff of office.

Adrian Newey, who designed the Red Bull cars that turned the past four years into a procession, was at Williams when Senna lost his life.

The grandest monarchs (Henry VIII included) had enormous collections of them, and right through to the 18th century, when a really important public event such as a coronation or state funeral was being staged, tapestries were brought out to adorn a cathedral and to line the streets and squares where a procession was going to pass.

A procession was held before the meeting; on the appointed day the procession started in Newcastle, crossed the River Tyne to Gateshead and made its way up the steep road.

"No more could be achieved even if a procession were to take place," a leader of the group, Anjem Choudary, said in the statement.

With its colossal Magi, hosts of grade-school angels and fabulous music, the parade, originally a procession, is definitely a New York experience.

An essential feature of pageantry through the ages has been the element of drama, in which the theme of a procession is illustrated with spoken words or simple dramatic action.

Such a procession is a traditional way of celebrating a new Torah's arrival, but this scroll, whose journey mirrors that of so many Russian Jews to the United States, holds special meaning.

A procession is being held in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, with 219 girls taking part to represent each missing girl.

Counting cars in a procession is dangerous because it's like counting the days till your own death.

One day before the birthday, a procession is organized which is led by 'panj piare' and 'palki' of Guru Granth Sahib and there are a team of singers which sing Shabad kirtan.