Sentence examples for constant procession from inspiring English sources
The house is the scene of constant procession of old furniture.
There was a constant procession of well-wishers and autograph-seekers, and he greeted most of them wordlessly, with faint smiles and loose handclasps.
(A small ring Is the boundary of our life, And many generations Form a constant procession In the endless chain of being).
A constant procession of new pro-labor executive orders fuels the fire.
They are walking, walking everywhere, in all directions, constantly, a constant seething procession; they are homeless mostly, or coming and going from expeditions to find water or food and fuel, which they are carrying on their backs, in hands, on heads, and babies too, and also on the roads leading out of the city.
With its constant religious processions, simony and Stations of the Cross, its rituals are, for Vincent, simply a balm that does little to treat the deep-rooted pain of those who go there in search of a miracle.
A cascade of imperfect solutions to a constant of problems – the procession of the damned colliding with the return of the repressed.
The table, the dummy and the ceremonial procession remain constant themes in the work, which takes on an ever more surreal and absurdist air as it progresses.
The Rider-writer observed that the park's designers "were censured at the time of laying it out for allotting so much space to so little purpose," but that on a fine afternoon in some sections there was a "passage of horsemen and horsewomen so constant as to assume the character of a procession".
In Schmidt's view, that's why people willingly endure the problems generated by great wealth children spoiled by affluence, the constant threat of lawsuits and kidnapping, and the tiresome procession of college presidents, pastors and the like pestering them for money.
