Sentence examples similar to directing a procession from inspiring English sources
Wilson directs a slow procession of stark, funereal stage pictures peopled by nine mini-Marinas and a pack of prowling doberman dogs, with narration provided by Willem Dafoe in an orange mullet and heavy pan-stick makeup that puts you in mind of Batman's the Joker MC-ing a Berlin cabaret.
For last year's Havana Biennial, the artists directed a film called "Conga Irreversible," in which 100 performers enacted a traditional Cuban comparsa — a ceremonial procession — down Havana's historic Paseo del Prado, entirely in reverse.
Mind you, our Royal family has a hidden strength when it comes to choreographing great national events: they can call on an array of Forces officers, whose strategic skills are second to none; if they can command tanks or frigates, they're hardly going to lose their heads when they direct a carriage procession.
Here we propose a nanowalker in the form of track-encircling molecular rings that is capable of directed procession along an unlimited track beyond molecular shuttles.
They were directed like a funeral procession down Nassau Street south of City Hall toward Liberty Street, where they stopped briefly before continuing south.
(laughs) Didn't you take them out on a procession?
He was in Bosnia directing the manoeuvres of the Austrian Army Corps stationed in the province, and had devoted yesterday to a procession through the capital.
A procession from city hall took place before it.
Written and directed by Roger Bean — whose pop-hit packages for the stage include "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" and "The Andrews Brothers" — "Wonderettes" presents a procession of tunes hewing to a female perspective, but of two eras.
A procession of similar roles followed.
