Sentence examples for from motorcade from inspiring English sources

We spend long hours in confined spaces, going from motorcade to hotel to presidential palace and back to the plane.

Mr. Biden fetched Hunter Biden, 38, from the motorcade and introduced him to the toddler.

Late one evening in Harrisburg, Pa., Mr. Kerry jumped from the motorcade to greet some children on a street corner.

And in that moment, as she waved from the motorcade, the provincial boy saw things clearly: "I don't want to be in this street.

Occasionally, for instance, a group of people on the street would see her emerging from the motorcade and react to her; she'd respond in character as Vice President Meyer, pantomiming the exaggerated greeting a famous actress might bestow upon fans.

The moment when he told his countrymen of the death of John F Kennedy, his composure for once crumbling, his eyes misting with emotion as he slowly took off and replaced his black-rimmed glasses, is seared into America's collective memory scarcely less deeply than the dreadful images from the motorcade itself.

Mrs. Edwards had broken away from his motorcade — to go shopping, he said — and he was conducting a town-hall-style meeting alone at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Iowa City when he suddenly glanced across the hall to see who was walking in.

The view from the motorcade probably seemed pleasant, but not remarkable.

Trump called Pence from his motorcade while en route to a rally in Geneva, Ohio.

From the motorcade to the casket to the roster of celebrity guests and Jackson's family.

Both motorcyclists had by now separated from the motorcade, which was waved through the second checkpoint by police officers.