Sentence examples for parade out from inspiring English sources

For some in the room, it was not only a welcome return of one of the fashion world's iconic figures, but also a silent rebuke to the very pretty and accomplished — but largely personality-free — models who now parade out, grimly determined and unsmiling, at one fashion show after another.

Finally, with a huge swing of the door they parade out, see my perma-scowl and chirp, "We didn't think... .. to which I responded "I didn't get the impression you did that often".

They all promised to do it again next year, and the gallery owners mulled the thought of what it would be like to have an actual parade, out on the streets with floats and such rather than just keeping it in the parking lots and private property areas.

The latest BP executive to parade out the claim is Bob Dudley, BP's Gulf Coast Restoration Organization director, who told PBS's Ray Suarez that other than the obvious belching counterexample, "there is nowhere that I believe that there was a systematic lack of emphasis and attention to safe and reliable operations for our people and equipment".

2.14am: Turns out we were misled by the interminable parade out on the red carpet.

After the Gillespie reproach, the dancers regroup, their eye on a higher prize, and parade out: the didactic made pleasurable.

With her were a half-dozen other girls equally embarrassed to be paraded out in bathing suits and threatened with a swimming lesson.

As usual, Hollywood paraded out a cavalcade of stars over the warm-weather months; as usual, only a very few emerged with their star power undiminished.

The Brazilian coach, Antonio Carlos Barbosa, paraded out to midcourt to meet his players, joyously celebrating and apparently thinking the game was over.

God, and to think that I spent years in factories and in boxes and on trucks and on shelves all to be paraded out behind your basted, seasoned, and — let's be honest — pretty overcooked "delicacies".

God, and to think that I spent years in factories and in boxes and on trucks and on shelves all to be paraded out behind your basted, seasoned, and let's be honest pretty overcooked "delicacies".