Sentence examples for procession has been from inspiring English sources

Procession has been fundamental to shelter since people lived in caves.

Here the first stage in the procession has been reached and a kind of rank is established which corresponds to the traditional noûs of classical Neoplatonism.

And the recreation of the procession has been timed to leave Stonehenge as the sun sets on the eve of the longest night of the year.

Around 1 a.m., the approaching troops spotted signal lights from the federal ships, and they feared their long, slow procession had been spotted.

The excitement in the East End continued long after the Fascist procession had been abandoned, and both the Communists and the Fascists held meeting last night.

The procession had been replaced by a journey by sea, but this year Alcibiades used a detachment of soldiers to escort the traditional procession.

The Blackhawks' advance has been a regal procession.

In some of the main chambers, mural paintings depicting ritual scenes and processions have been preserved.

Similar processions have been held elsewhere around the country and in Canada and Europe, with others planned through December.

Its vivid designs and brightly coloured processions have been a highlight of every Notting Hill carnival that anyone can remember.

Processions have been a part of the Roman Catholic eucharistic liturgy (mass) at the entrance rite and at the offertory rite, when the bread and wine to be used in the liturgy are brought up to the altar.