Sentence examples similar to arranging another procession from inspiring English sources

Bieber wound up arranging another ride for her friend.

She then arranged another flight and arrived last week.

If they cannot come, arrange another day.

Then comes the agony of arranging the funeral procession, with Robert Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard and Jack Valenti Max Casellala) poised to be consulted or overruled.

Wedding planner Hu Lu, who arranged the procession, said the "royal carriage" theme was increasingly popular and three more couples had already booked it for next month.

In a year's time, he went on scores of arranged dates, a procession so relentless he described it to me as "a death march".

As soon as the moon moved, a kind of wave began to rise from the valleys of wreckage: the old car carcasses crushed like accordions started to march, creakily arranging themselves in a procession, and a stream of battered cans rolled along making a noise like thunder, though you couldn't tell whether they were dragging or being dragged by everything else.

After that, another procession was launched, this one setting the stage for the service's most resonant moment.

There were more prayers, more flowers, and then another procession, the withdrawal, all of it expected.

The next morning the torch was gone but there was now another procession nearby.

Another procession with a long history is that celebrated on Palm Sunday, commemorating the triumphant entrance of Christ into Jerusalem.