Sentence examples for its procession from inspiring English sources

The straggly Dalston stretch of the A10 in London, halfway between Tottenham and Shoreditch, would smell of nothing but traffic fumes, were it not for its procession of Turkish charcoal grills.

Among the first Seville brotherhoods to include women in its procession was Los Javieres.

Compared with "Einstein" and its successor, "Satyagraha," the opera seems almost conventional in its procession of narrative tableaus.

Fortunately we could visit the magnificent 12th-century cloister with its procession of carved capitals, some in slightly Moorish style.

The police say the Juna sect was beginning its procession toward the Ganges when one of their vehicles hit several people in the crowds.

But as the funeral ended and the hearse and its procession pulled away for Cypress Hills Cemetery in Queens, scuffling broke out between protesters and the police.

That depiction of the first Christmas transforms the show from the secular to the religious with its reverent procession of Magi, its live camels, sheep and donkeys and music like "Silent Night," "O Little Town of Bethlehem," "O Come, All Ye Faithful" and "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing".

I saw the historic center with its churches, its tourist attractions, its religious processions.

If Hollywood is boring itself with its endless procession of sequels and remakes quite as much as it is us, then it might like to consider another low-effort way to alchemise box-office gold from immediately recognisable elements; we're talking about the literary mash-up.

"FILM" was spectacular but not imposing, its silent procession of images odd and intimate.

Meanwhile in Olivares, a neighboring town of 9,500, another brotherhood was also preparing a Virgin statue for its Easter procession, this one adorned with a gold crown.