Sentence examples for also a procession of from inspiring English sources

Soon, Tony Boloney's began winning foodie awards and luring in not just gamblers, night-clubbers, food-truck connoisseurs, politicians, and cops but also a procession of casino magnates and real-estate speculators who were visiting the neighborhood, often on the sly, to size up the distressed property next door.

We're seeing some of this happening already of course, but we're also currently seeing a procession of sensor-containing wearables fired into the market — taking aim at our bodies.

It also became more conceptual, a procession of dedications and homages.

Tor, stark naked with an enormous stiffy, carried by four boys, also naked, and followed by a procession of more naked boys.

In Astor Hall (also known as the lobby), a procession of tourists stopped in their tracks as they passed through security, alternately stunned and thrilled by the juxtaposition of the venerable hall with the three big screens and throngs of exuberant players.

In addition to pointing out real policy differences with Mr. Corzine, Republicans would also trot out as character witnesses a procession of Democratic officeholders who have left in disgrace or amid scandal: from Mr. Bryant to former Gov. James E. McGreevey.

Graham Dorrans also twice scuffed low efforts wide after the interval but the second half was a procession of Arsenal attacks as West Brom's solid resistance was broken.

ALSO ON THE BLOG SLIDESHOW: When the Music Stops: A slide show of images from a procession of musicians on West Fourth Street on Tuesday.

In 2011, a procession of torch carriers including the Up Helly Aa' Vikings from Shetland is also planned, making a river of fire flowing up Calton Hill.

PS4; Sony Computer Entertainment; £47.99 ALSO OUT THIS WEEK In the original Hotline Miami, you played a hitman responsible for clearing buildings in a procession of dizzyingly fast murder sprees.

A procession of similar roles followed.