Sentence examples for from a procession from inspiring English sources

ALSO ON THE BLOG SLIDESHOW: When the Music Stops: A slide show of images from a procession of musicians on West Fourth Street on Tuesday.

Gone, too, was the sign then held by a Georgia woman that read, "Honk for Hootie," which was greeted by a cacophony of bleating car horns from a procession of passing cars.

I took two steps downstream and prepared to cast again, but my concentration was broken by a series of staccato beeps from a procession of cars passing over Upper Bridge downstream.

The hard part was making our film more than a litany of accusations from a procession of "disgruntled and embittered apostates" (the church's preferred phrasing for its unsatisfied customers).

THERE'S a moment when the sheer awe of being arm's length from a procession of hungry sharks — so close that you lock eyes with each one as it blitzes by your head — gives way to a sudden burst of clarity, and all your thoughts coalesce into a single edifying idea: "Maybe I should duck".

There seems to have been a genuine warmth radiating from a procession of guests, including Alan Carr and David Tennant, who've turned up to bid farewell to Moyles during this week's run of final shows – including this morning's programme which was broadcast live from the BBC Radio Theatre.

The Rev. Thami Ntongana, a Nazarene minister, said he had been asked by the local African National Congress Youth League to lead a prayer and was waiting for a procession from a nearby church to arrive before he began.

Calvin Sims (NYT) PAKISTAN: OUSTED LEADER'S ALLIES HELD The police arrested dozens of supporters of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in Punjab province in an effort to prevent his wife, Kulsoom Nawaz, from leading a procession from Lahore to Peshawar.

To stop that, the Iraqis said, the Americans prohibited Mr. Hussein's family from staging a procession in Tikrit.

Two years ago, as the mayor attended the Mets' home opener at the new Citi Field, Adrien Nicolescue, an auto mechanic from Romania, joined a procession of honking garbage trucks to protest the city's plans to condemn the nearby Willets Point area and build a $3 billion project of apartments, office buildings, stores, restaurants and a hotel.

"Dignity, decency and good management!" and "No more empty talk!" were among the slogans blaring from loudspeakers as a procession of more than 150 vehicles wound its way through the streets of a working class neighborhood near a large oil refinery.