Sentence examples for from the processions from inspiring English sources
The size and the appearance of the crowd contrasted so much from the processions of the "other" side.
That same month, these groups managed to convince the Columbus Day Parade organizers in New York City to "de-invite" cast members from the processions, claiming, "Actors who participate in this mass character assassination do not deserve to be part of New York City's annual tribute to Columbus and to the millions of Italian Americans who helped make this country the power it is today".
The Israeli Army said it shot two armed Palestinians who broke away from the procession and charged toward army vehicles.
And it's full of savory mouthfuls; each eloquent interview from the procession of talking heads is like a soliloquy.
Much of the service, which ran nearly three hours from the procession that opened it to the one that ended it, reflected choices the cardinal had made as he prepared for his death -- from the selection of Cardinal Law to deliver the homily, to the abundance and choice of music.
His talent and sheer novelty got him spotted as the coming thing with uncommon speed, and we're left to deduce how petted and prized he was from the procession of kind souls -- not poor ones, either, judging from their libraries -- who happily put him up in their apartments.
As Bishop Serratelli mingled with the well-wishers, two of the day's guests, Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, archbishop of Washington, and the Rev. John J. Myers, archbishop of Newark, also broke away from the procession and joined him in the hand-shaking along the barricade.
From the procession of constructing binary search trees, we can see that L n and R n are two random variables with uniform distribution on { 0, 1, 2, …, n − 1 }.
There are fears that the rough sleepers will be moved on from the procession route ahead of the wedding.
Many of the costumes from the procession of the ghouls at the Cathedral were originally created for the parade making some of them about 40 years old.
