The phrase "hold a procession" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to organize and lead a formal group or line of people, often for a specific purpose or event. Example: The city will hold a procession in honor of the fallen soldiers on Memorial Day.
Islam4UK had said it wanted to hold a procession to highlight the deaths in the conflict of "innocent Muslim men, women and children".
Mammoth rolls – what New Yorkers call "heros" – that are just made to hold a procession of hot pork sausages (or roasted veg) and spoonfuls of chilli cranberry sauce.
On the Monday, a load of people dressed in weird pagan costumes hold a procession through the town and up to West Hill, where Jack – an effigy made out of leaves and flowers – is "slain".
For a more urban experience, St Sophia's Square in central Kiev holds a procession of Bethlehem stars.
Photo: Polish girls held a procession yesterday in Wadowice to prepare for a visit this week by Pope Benedict XVI.
This year was no exception, and on Monday a bunch of people dressed in weird pagan costumes held a procession through the town, culminating with a trek to the top of a hill where Jack an effigy made out of leaves and flowers is "slain".
Students there will hold a silent procession in memory of their murdered colleagues today.
Lord Phillips said that an offence under section 11 of the act was only committed if the organisers of an event failed to comply with a prior obligation to give details of an intention to hold a "public procession".
The authority approved the rally but declined permission for the march on the grounds the organisers had failed to comply with the required 28 days' notice to hold a street procession.
Sons of Norway Edvard Grieg Lodge will hold a Santa Lucia procession and Christmas program on Saturday, Dec. 14 at Lutheran Church of the Foothills.
It is sixty stadia distant from Palaepaphus by land; and on this road men together with women, who also assemble here from the other cities, hold an annual procession to Palaepaphus.
