Sentence examples for call parade from inspiring English sources

"All of the world has seen how President Saddam Hussein had stood for more than five hours greeting units of our brave army at the Al Aksa Call Parade," Mr. Nassiri said.

He was honored at the Tomato Festival in nearby Niland and the Cattle Call parade in Brawley.

"It's what I call parading; it's a very common flirting behavior for women," says Monica Moore, a researcher at Webster University in St . Louiswho has cataloged dozens of women's social gestures.

My friend Telly Kousakis and I started this Tumblr page called Parade of Fashions.

Ursula LeGuin has affectionately called "Parade's End," "that interminable four-decker" and "one of the great novels about war".

Having previously worked with director Filip Piskorzynski on the video "Gravity," which used his song "Tasty City," Rone is teaming up with Piskorzynski once again for a video called "Parade," which features a continuation of the theme of "Gravity"—where the central character's feet never touch the ground as she embarks on a journey.

Cops were openly calling parade-goers "animals" and "savages," a nasty reminder that racist cops aren't just in movies from the 70s.

A marvelous, fidgety song called "On Parade" began with a simple beat and Verity Susman's clipped guitar chords, which were joined shortly by a playful, circular line from Mia Clarke, the lead guitarist.

"For a gentleman there is such a thing as… call it Parade".

We take companies through what we call the parade of horrors all the stuff that happens to a public company.

Any place you draw the line, it will be possible to come up with what lawyers call "a parade of horribles".