Sentence examples for paraded about from inspiring English sources

Cheerful clans paraded about by the dozen, and grandchildren and great-grandchildren were proudly introduced.

I might feel like merrily throttling Sam as I watch the footage of his daily drama harvested from 60 hidden cameras, but, that said, when I was Passmores age, I hated everyone (apart from my cat Sooty) and paraded about in a school uniform under a lurid pink floor-length raincoat, ripped fishnets and boxer-boots.

We do know -- history is there to urge us to know -- that what happened to Emmett Till near Money, Miss., in 1955, was racial, it was hateful, it was witnessed and paraded about like a triumphal banner.

Children and adults alike paraded about in colorful feather headdresses and brightly painted faces.

At the recent conclave in Rome, where bishops and cardinals paraded about in glorious raiment, he was regarded as quite the comer.

In parts of Micronesia the head of the slain enemy was paraded about with dancing, which served as an excuse for raising a fee for the chief to defray public expenditure; later the head would be lent to another chief for the same purpose.

And there were thousands on the runway, parading about.

Don't believe what you may have heard, we will not be parading about with the heads of puppies impaled on spears.

I laughed aloud at Levy's image of Taylor "parading about in lurid lavender... while a wounded fowl nests in her raven tresses".

Reviled by his father (one shocking flashback saw Lucious literally throw his young son in the trash for parading about in high heels – 'he's rotten') Jamal eventually turns to his mother for support.

They burst in on the nonplussed Harvard selectors as the cheeriest of cheerleaders to Elle's superbly potty drum majorette who parades about in spangly, and of course, subtly pink regalia.