Sentence examples similar to ant procession from inspiring English sources
Its passage in the dark or dim-lit stall was as if time were being carried by a procession of ants, a gleaming red martial column of those militaristic red Southern ants that build hideous tall boiling hills; and each vile gleaming ant wanted a minuscule little portion of Poor Tony's flesh in compensation as it helped bear time forward down the corridor of true Withdrawal.
Records refer to a "procession of ants": hundreds of white-clad pilgrims scrambling up the steep slopes.
A lover asks his beloved, "How does one read the story of your hair?" There is also talk about the similarities of love and tobacco plants, not to mention the bread crumbs of "pride and dignity," carried away by a procession of metaphoric ants.
A steady procession of people, as purposeful as ants, wound its way along undulating paths toward the entrance.
When Francis Ford Coppola opened The Godfather Part II with the funeral procession of young Vito Corleone's father in Sicily - ant-like figures, barren scrub, a boy profoundly affected by the death of a parent - he must have been thinking of Doctor Zhivago.
The procession continued onstage.
