Sentence examples for like a parade of from inspiring English sources

The results seem like a parade of huge, brightly coloured, sensationally detailed post cards.

And then they piled into the huge vehicles and drove out, like a parade of elephants.

The film feels like a parade of comings and goings, and you could be forgiven for thinking that Dallas was an oversized village.

The depiction of slavery in the United States often reads like a parade of plantation stereotypes, led by Grace the domineering plantation cook.

But if "Wild Party I" seemed to be a party with no personalities, "Wild Party II" feels like a parade of personalities in search of a missing party.

If "Wild Party I" seemed to be a party with no personalities, "Wild Party II" feels like a parade of personalities in search of a missing party.

Watching the passers-by holding their smart phones in front of them as they walked was like watching a parade of monks with heads bowed over their breviaries.

A parade of like-minded nuclear-power advocates who assure us that everything will be all right just doesn't cut it.

That Open, like this one, had a parade of notables play themselves out of the tournament.

And Veep has done the right thing, aiming its barbs at the likes of Trump, who has had a parade of US comedians appearing on chatshows complaining, in all semi-seriousness, that the billionaire property tycoon is doing them out of a job by being so ridiculous.

This festival is held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium as a parade of carnival-like masquerades that are accompanied by music and it is supported by the Enugu Council of Arts and Culture.