Sentence examples for becomes a parade from inspiring English sources

They close the streets to traffic on Sundays and the area becomes a parade of people from around the globe.

Kathie: The leaves peak the second or third week in October and Route 4 becomes a parade of cars as leaf peepers pass through.

So, sorry Simon, it's time to see sense and can The X Factor before the show just becomes a parade of disposable showbiz karaoke for thickos and tots.

A field with no boundaries has become a parade route for recruiters from elite college football programs.

This has been tried before, notably by Alexander Sokurov in "Russian Ark" (2002), where the seamlessness became a parade of a country's history.

Steven White kept things on track in the pit, and the orchestra competently churned out the Bizet score, which has long since become a parade of operatic greatest hits.

In an unofficial Easter Sunday tradition, Fifth Avenue between 47th and 57th Streets will become a parade ground of holiday outfits sublime and whimsical, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (A headpiece at last year's promenade, above).

Now the telecast has become a parade of excerpts from current shows, regardless of their nomination count, relegating the bestowing of some major awards to the nontelevised portion of the evening.

Sometimes it seems as if the music industry has become a parade of gimmicks, where every release is accompanied by an acrobatic marketing stunt.

But what was flippantly termed the "summer of death" became a parade of news and attention that helped feed a starving media beast.

News has become a parade of talking heads passing along what spokespersons, press releases and (paid, biased) "analysts" say.