Sentence examples for parade led by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush then marched in a Labor Day parade led by fire trucks with sirens wailing.

The carnival begins with the "battle of the flowers" and a float parade led by the carnival queen.

The parade, led by a local group called Show of Support, was supposed to take the veterans through the city before ending at a planned banquet.

So once a month during baseball season, the CEO of the online shoe retailer Zappos holds a company-sponsored parade led by a llama named Cusco.

Children 5 to 12 who are dressed up can participate in a parade led by Frankenstein and other costumed characters at 4 30 around Harlem Meer.

Hunt said 260 of Team GB's 542 athletes would take part in the parade, led by flag bearer Sir Chris Hoy.

The crowd of spectators probably did forget as they watched it "lead" a procession of robots around the exhibit hall, all seeming to "follow" the Aldebaran bot in a bizarre robo-parade led by a red ball.

We made up a mini-parade, led by a fabulously energetic woman in a trilby, sash and with a frilly umbrella, who snaked sideways in front of us, waggling her hips and making us whoop and dance.

Its anti-immigrant rhetoric, swastika-like party emblem and torch-lit parades led by young men in black T-shirts horrify many Greeks.

That's the problem: you literally have to drag whatever executive you've got to New Orleans, throw him into a second line"— local parades led by brass bands are followed by a "second line" of dancers who join in spontaneously —"get him drunk, take him here, take him there.

The city's most momentous events are marked with sounds — parades led by marching bands, religious festivals celebrated with the crack of fireworks.