Sentence examples for called parade from inspiring English sources

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.

The Swiss then formed a new entity called Cow Parade Worldwide Inc. "Elbaum was brought in to register the rights of the cows and the parade for the Swiss firm," said Mr. Naef, reached by phone in Miami.

The Parade of Nations featured not just beautiful, beaming athletes in amusing blazers, caps, shorts, and neckties this should be called the Parade of Confidence, I thought at one point but, accompanying each flag bearer, a child holding a potted plant.

President Nicolas Sarkozy called the parade "a bit sad".

Mr. Giddins has recently marveled at that album's closing track, an original calypso called "Park Palace Parade".

He mentioned what he called the "parade of horribles" memo, drafted by Rumsfeld in October , 2002 which listed all the things that could go wrong in the invasion.

He admired our tree-lined street and told me that he had lived nearby, next to a place I'd never heard of, called the Parade Ground.

A defector from the cult of modernism, Schlumberger created jewelry whose forms originated in what one critic called "a parade of flora, fauna and everyday objects".