Sentence examples for parade proudly from inspiring English sources

Chicago's first openly gay Alderman, Tom Tunney, who marched in the parade proudly wearing his Nettelhorst Pride t-shirt, professed that, "Time will show on this day, Nettelhorst was on the right side of history".

Owners of four-wheel-drive vehicles parade them proudly up and down the streets.

"It's like we can do anything we want today, because we are gay," he said at this year's parade, tugging proudly on his Keith Haring tank top.

Brett will ride in the parade Tuesday, proudly and happily, passing the baton of glory to Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer and Salvador Perez.

While most of today's New Formalists were knuckling around their playpens, Wilbur was using age-old poetic strategies almost defiantly; whereas a poet like Marilyn Hacker hides her rhymes and stresses so that they leap out to surprise the reader, Wilbur parades his proudly.

Masked men parade their weapons, proudly displaying some kind of Islamic text as they hold machine guns in the air.

Yachtsmen proudly parade their boats on a finger of water, called Ego Alley, that ends at City Dock in the heart of downtown.

He added that it is also a reflection of a community where children who make travel teams proudly parade their fancy team jackets at school.

She showed some backbone internally and externally: refusing to give up on an invitation to the leaders' debates, and insisting that the party would proudly parade its support for migrants, not hide it in a corner.

On her first, when she was just starting to toddle, she walked hand-in-hand with Snow White in the Halloween Parade and Thomas proudly recorded every step on his video camera.

To allow mothers to parade their babies proudly through Hungary's streets and squares, the national bus-manufacturing company Ikarus started producing prams in 1954 – the year Gyorgy caught polio.