He twice visited London, where he executed such works as 12 plates for The Procession of the Knights of the Garter and another 34 plates for The Funeral of Sir Philip Sydney.
He was sipping a Diet Coke and holding court for a cluster of network and political types, as well as for a procession of random glad-handers that included, wouldn't you know it, Kerry Washington herself.
It set the tone for the procession of antiheroes in his books.
Reliefs on the walls of the great colonnade depict preparations for the procession of sacred barks during the festival.
They set the tone for a procession of all-stars, led by the toasted-coconut Long Johns.
Moore had lived in Farthings since 1967, keeping open house for a procession of visitors from all over the world.
In mid-June, hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the procession of the divers' flag-draped coffins through Tehran.
Plans call for a procession of the body through Damascus and a formal ceremony in the capital, where world leaders are expected to pay their respects.
But his greatest moment came when he was asked to pull one of his creations around the streets of London for the procession of the Lord Mayor's Show in 1947.
