Sentence examples for orange processions from inspiring English sources

Some official attempts were made to discourage the provocative Orange processions, the most notable of which is held annually on July 12, the anniversary of the Battle of Aughrim, at which William III's generals were finally victorious in Ireland.

"Not a very talkative group," Jolley observed after the procession of flip-flops, orange Auburn T-shirts and backward baseball caps filed out of the room.

After listening to all the details of her adventure, Mr. Duchaufour made 128 "mods" (industry-speak for versions) before he, with Ms. Beaulieu evaluating each one, arrived at a final interpretation of that lustful night, which took place against a fragrant backdrop of orange blossom, blond tobacco and frankincense from religious processions.

At the Imperial exhibition, Miss Currie's ivory image of John Keats's funeral procession contrasts with the cheerful gold grapevines embossed on orange goatskin that cover Percy Bysshe Shelley's 1821 ode to Keats.

Prior to the main procession, members of Bangor district participated in a short parade through the town centre, leaving the Orange hall on Main Street at 10 30 BST.

Rapid tapping produces a disorientating procession of shapes and staccato sound effects that starts to look like a kids' version of A Clockwork Orange's deprogramming scene.

Ivrea, Piedmont, Italy February 5-8 Ivrea's Orange Carnival dates from1800 when bystanders began throwing oranges instead of confetti from their balconies, and the masked people in the procession responded.

Some processions drew huge crowds.

Processions, fireworks, merrymaking.

Processions are rarely thrilling.

Smaller ones traveled the streets in processions.