The solemn tempo of their procession was set by the crunching of boots on the ground and the clacking of stone on stone.
Somehow, more than 10,000 of the boys miraculously trailed into Kenya and into the arms of the United Nations during the summer of 1992 -- even as Khartoum government forces bombed the rear of their procession as a final farewell.
In July, the King and Queen visited Ireland for five days; they received a warm welcome, with thousands of people lining the route of their procession to cheer.
Someone in the city had died, and the trailing cars of their funeral procession drove through Plymouth.
During the recent men's collections, which for many editors included an actual sighting of Elizabeth, along with Prince Harry and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, when their procession along the Mall happened to coincide with the runway show of Lee Roach on Saturday, finding whatever remained of Jubilee merchandise became something of an obsession.
Leaders of the Juna canceled their procession, instead choosing to bathe at a different spot on the Ganges, and blamed the authorities for failing to adequately clear their route to the river.
Article 35, for example, says that "citizens of the People's Republic of China enjoy freedom of speech, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration".
BEFORE they joined the funeral procession of their leader, Ayatollah Muhammad Baqer al-Hakim, the Shia cleric who was killed, along with more than 100 others, on August 29th, militiamen from his Badr Brigade went hunting Baathists in the backstreets of Najaf.
The episode about Bikini Atoll is concerned less with the atomic explosion than with the evacuation of King Judah's people from the island: the procession of their livestock looks like the one to Noah's Ark.
NEAR CANNON BALL, N.D. — Horseback riders, their faces streaked in yellow and black paint, led the procession out of their tepee-dotted camp.
