Sentence examples for on a procession from inspiring English sources

From the 18th century on, a procession of wrestlers or strongmen appeared at fairs, in theatres, and in circuses, challenging all comers, beginning with the Englishman Thomas Topham of London in the 18th century and culminating with Eugene Sandow, the German-born international figure, who continued into the 20th century.

(laughs) Didn't you take them out on a procession?

This being New Orleans, a brass band led them on a procession around the building.

The first half of the series is pure boy-meets-girl teen sap, strung along on a procession of go-nowhere side plots.

The bombing was the deadliest in Baghdad since a suicide bomber killed 40 people in an attack on a procession of Shiite pilgrims on Jan . 4

Alber Elbaz of Lanvin came perilously close to furthering that stereotype last year, stirring a minor tempest when he sent out jungle prints on a procession of black models who appeared almost nowhere else in his show.

From then on, it was a procession as Bailey, Hodge and Brad Haddin were all caught slogging and Australia lost their last five wickets for 23 runs.

TWELVE hours into the late-winter snowstorm that roared across New Jersey on Monday, a procession of seven heavy snowplows steamed northward on I-95, arrayed across the three-lane highway like combines in a field of asphalt and ice.

As if on cue, a procession of mini-Cleggs strolls by the cafe.

After the ceremony on Sunday, a procession of vehicles drove back to the city and the Mount Lebanon Cemetery in Glendale, Queens, where Ms. Rosoff was buried.

Several months later, on August 13th, a procession of cars drove south from Voorhees, New Jersey, through Delaware, and across the Maryland border.