Sentence examples for major parade from inspiring English sources

The shootings happened near the Garden District about 1 40 p.m. after the last major parade of the celebration, Rex, had ended.

Yesterday, thousands of veterans, military officers, politicians and others marched up Fifth Avenue in the nation's first major parade commemorating the Korean War's 50th anniversary and honoring those who served -- 200,000 New Yorkers and 1.6 million other Americans.

He has since spent around £1bn, mostly on buying and paying the multimillionaire wages of new players, who won the 2012 Premier League in heart-stopping style, prompting the last major parade through Manchester's streets.

A government official later comes to find out why her blinds are closed before a major parade that day, and she explains how her baby was scared of the image.

But they're not especially convenient either – placing a bet is a transaction far more easily accomplished invisibly, online, than in a material shop, where you'll likely trample in over a carpeting of abandoned bet slips (these boxy, overbright spaces always tend to look as if a major parade has just passed through) and in that climate of tension and boredom, biro out a prediction longhand.

The major parade is in Nassau, but smaller processions are staged in Grand Bahama, Eleuthera, Bimini and Abaco islands.

Pennsylvania Avenue is the traditional route of presidential inaugural and other major parades.

Invariably, the networks will set up their shots in the French Quarter, though none of the major parades and few of the emblematic Carnival activities take place there.

John A. Eichler, a marketing associate at Fabulous Inflatables, a company in Detroit that owns and operates balloons for major parades in several cities, including Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Atlanta and St . Louis said there was no consensus on the ideal number of handlers for a balloon.

And the salesmen's mobility allows them to follow the crowds, with Grillwalkers popping up outside nightclubs on busy evenings, at major parades and even at union demonstrations, which Mr. Rohloff said were among the best places for business.

If the president gets his wish this Fourth of July, it will be the first major military parade down the streets of Washington in more than 25 years.