Sentence examples for led a procession of from inspiring English sources
A middle-aged couple led a procession of mourners as men in military uniforms stood to attention.
Later that evening, he led a procession of partygoers to an outdoor space behind the two adjoining apartments he rents, where a pasty truck served British street food under a crystal chandelier Mr. Hopkins had suspended from the building's exterior.
On Sunday, Archbishop Dolan, wearing a white miter, carrying a gold staff and accompanied by his archdiocesan predecessor, Cardinal Edward M. Egan, led a procession of bagpipers, clerics and fraternal orders into the church for the ceremonies.
Lance Gumbs, Gordell Wright, and the third trustee, Randy King, wore eagle-feather headdresses, pelts, and beaded, purple-fringed tunics, as they led a procession of Indians from across the Northeast.
On a recent Sunday, Mr. Hernandez led a procession of about 10 deputies and their wives -- some Chamulan Catholics have two wives -- to the front of the church carrying a cup of burning incense.
Both teams lined up along the baselines, and only the hum of electricity for stadium lighting could be heard as four scarlet-coated mounties led a procession of police and rescue service personnel bearing American flags onto the field.
As a sign of his victory, Anastasius led a procession to the village of Sosthenion, where Vitalian had established his headquarters, and attended a service of thanks at the famed local church dedicated to the Archangel Michael.
LOUISVILLE Jefferson Square Park, 11 a.m.; Mayor Dave Armstrong and other city officials will lead a procession of bagpipes and colors.
In Hindi, with English subtitles 2 hours 30 minutes; not rated When drunk, Harry (Pankaj Kapur), a rich industrialist, leads a procession of farmers against himself.
Mrs Sharif was planning to lead a procession of vehicles to the town of Peshawar, ostensibly to collect money for drought victims.
A bilingual banner will lead a procession of eight floats, two marching bands and hundreds dressed as Monkey Kings and other characters through the narrow streets of Chinatown.
