Sentence examples for began a procession from inspiring English sources

With the votes tallied, the spin began: a procession of confident assertions about what "the American people" — meaning, in practical terms, the slice of the scaled-down midterm electorate that went one way in 2008 and the other in 2010 — were "trying to say".

After home captain Suzie Bates was held on the leg-side boundary in the third over, it began a procession in which only two Kiwis passed double figures.

Iliess Macani's early second-half try gave the Broncos false hope of a comeback as Jason Walton's score, again created by Chase, began a procession of tries for the home side.

Begins at 6 p.m At 10 a.m. on Good Friday, participants will begin a procession devoted to the Stations of the Cross, with stops in Chelsea and Clinton.

Typically cases are decided piecemeal — months can pass before both sides even agree on how much a worker earned — and so that first encounter may begin a procession of hearings that become stretched-out wars.

I had not witnessed death before, and what I remember most clearly was the hushed silence in the arena as Paret was moved, ever so carefully, from the floor of the ring onto the stretcher, beginning a procession down the aisle of the Garden where I was sitting and where, as it turned out, Angus was, too.

On June 28 , 2005 we began a bicycle procession with 200 people, split into two teams.

Engine problems just a lap later forced Prost out, and so began a Brazilian procession.

At an ice-coated Bryant Park, antiwar advocates gathered for a morning prayer vigil and then began a frigid procession east.

We began a jazz-funeral procession to Union Square, costumed figures and musicians leading the way.

What has become the opening ceremony began as a procession through the town of Much Wenlock.