Sentence examples for parade away from from inspiring English sources

Time to kick off a one-person parade, away from Fifth Avenue, away from Manhattan.

A block from the parade, away from the T-shirts with cheeky Irish slogans and shamrock-painted cheeks, was evidence of the rebuilding efforts.

To placate unionist anger, Sinn Fein offered to re-route their parade away from the town's war memorial and a local Methodist church out of which many of the IRA's local victims were buried during the Troubles.

Looking to next year, Mayor Dawn Zimmer said she planned to move the 2012 parade away from the weekend, to a Wednesday, to "reduce the amount of partying that occurs".

The Parades Commission has re-routed the parade away from the town's war memorial, but did not ban it.

The move was aimed at taking the responsibility for parade decisions away from the police, who were being criticised and violently attacked by both nationalists and unionists.

Trump's military parade — the parade that the President insisted would take the title of the largest military parade in history away from the forty-thousand-troop parade held in Berlin, in 1939, to celebrate Hitler's fiftieth birthday — was approaching.

In September, Protestants attacked the police during weeks of rioting after a parade was rerouted away from a Catholic area.

Not wanting to be a North Korean prop and citing his frail legs, Mr. Hudner said he avoided the parade and stayed away from the opening of a military museum featuring the U.S.S.

"Consequently, the commission has issued a determination to restrict the parade's route away from the Diamond area, including the Cenotaph, in Castlederg".

The church members, looking like refugees from the Philadelphia Mummers Parade, were kept away from the students by the Poughkeepsie police, who had to shut down the four-lane road in front of the college.