Sentence examples for joining the procession from inspiring English sources

For those of us who did not experience such immediate losses, joining the procession on the sidewalk, viewing the faces of the missing, is a profoundly moving experience.

Marching toward the stones, we passed people emerging from parked cars, pulling tunics over their heads, wrapping cloaks around their shoulders, and taking up staffs or drums or masks before joining the procession.

What sticks in my mind is that on Good Friday, when there was the traditional "veneration" (kissing) of the cross, Dummett would take off his shoes before joining the procession.

The Salt March was also called the White Flowing River because all the people were joining the procession wearing white khadi.

The most popular way to tackle it is by climbing up to one of the many mountain huts, getting a few hours' sleep and then leaving before dawn and joining the processions of people climbing in the dark (bring a head torch) to view the sunrise from the peak.

Feeling festive, I joined the procession.

All those in costume are invited to join the procession.

Female bishops from Australia, Argentina, Canada and Cuba also joined the procession.

A pair of enormous harlequin Great Danes, Jester and Abigail, joined the procession up the stairs.

After Mr. Palma joined the procession, the group headed to a packed church for Mass.

Spectators join the procession, shake a tambourine or sing along from the sidelines.