Sentence examples for a procession would be from inspiring English sources

From the early 14th century until the reign of Charles II, a procession would be led from the Tower to Westminster Abbey on the coronation of a monarch.

Until recently it was custom that in the villages of Kapal and Sibang, prior to starting to work on the rice fields, a procession would carry a sacred dynastic dagger (or keris) to the central dam.

"I told the Home Office," Mr. Brockway said to a reporter, "that if they did not stop or at least divert the procession theirs would be the responsibility.

That did not become public, but a procession of other people would be spotted by the media going in and out of her house over the following days.

The procession of steamboats would be a block long, going up- and downriver, and the children would shout out "Toot-toot! Ding-ding!

In the contract nothing is said about the coronation procession, but it is admitted that both parties expected that there would be a procession, and that the price to be paid for the rooms was fixed with reference to the expected procession.

The holiday messages are the advance guard in what network executives said would be a procession of war-related public service announcements supporting the armed services, emphasizing tolerance of other religions and cultures or urging volunteerism.

Always the showman, Herzl did not imagine this being done on the quiet: "There would be a procession in broad daylight to St Stephen's Cathedral where a mass baptism would take place," Schama writes.

To sum up, the basis of the contract is that there would be a procession; that is to say it is a contract based upon a certain thing coming into existence: there is a condition precedent that there shall be a procession.

"People said it would be a procession, but everyone on the snooker circuit knows what a good player Barry is".

And thank goodness, because if we had all the races where the starting grid was the same at the finish line, then it would be a procession.