Sentence examples for banner followed from inspiring English sources

The event, organised by the pro-independence group All Under One Banner, followed several large marches in Glasgow and Dumfries this year.

Onstage before the performance, Mayor Giuliani and Mr. Volpe joined the Met chorus and audience in an unusually on-key rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner," followed by the chorus singing the hymn of hope, "Va, pensiero," from Verdi's "Nabucco".

And so after a recent show at the Orpheum Theater here, the crowd, still buzzing from the encore, left to the strains of "The Star-Spangled Banner," followed immediately by AC/DC's "Back in Black" — anthemic to the country, and to rock 'n' roll.

You can't wear dresses and high heels at a Pride march in Moscow, where your day will consist of thirty seconds, if that, of standing holding a banner, followed by being beaten and dragged off to the police station, possibly to be beaten again.

Students proceeded to drop a large banner, followed by a march to the college President's office.

The Marine Band then played "The Star-Spangled Banner" followed by an address by Attorney General Griggs.

BANNER follows the major trends in recent domain NER in being based on a model automatically learned from annotated training data, specifically using the conditional random field (CRF) model.

Class Day also gave alumni a chance to reconnect with the College, as 161 former students, representing 57 classes, marched in the 12th Alumni Parade of Classes, an annual event in which alumni carry their class banners follow the student and academic processionals.

One tabloid ran the headline "10 lions and one donkey" which is, of course, a retread of the banner which followed David Beckham's red card in 1998.

One figure runs toward the camera; another appears from the side to grasp the banner, soon followed by another, each runner melting away when his or her stint is done.

The state's banner showing follows a patchy first quarter.