Sentence examples for procession in front of from inspiring English sources

Class ended with a procession in front of the drummers.

The deadliest attack occurred in Kabul's crowded Murad Khani neighborhood, when a suicide bomber infiltrated a procession in front of the Abul Fazal Abbas Shrine.

The owner of two Naugatuck Valley funeral homes was struck and killed in a bizarre traffic accident while he was organizing a funeral procession in front of one of his businesses last Monday morning.

Pressed up close to the foreground is a strolling aristocrat, his two rambunctious daughters heading in the opposite direction, their crisply alert Borzoi dog and a stranger passing by; in the background, a horse-drawn carriage just enters into view, about to march by in clipped procession in front of the distant Tuileries gardens.

During the large procession during the annual festival of the 10th Balinese month, when dozens of villages join the huge procession in front of the temple, he is responsible, together with the Jero Gede, for the correct order of procession.

The procession ended in front of Club Evolution, which has a Greek-temple façade and was lit up in rainbow colors.

So it is probably no accident that Tuesday's procession begins in front of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, which still has a major collection of Indian artifacts, and heads toward the new museum.

The procession begins in front of the Modern, now closed for a vast expansion, at 9 a.m. on June 23 and ends at noon at the Queens location, at 33rd Street and Queens Boulevard.

The procession stopped in front of the Lincoln Memorial, where residents of Resurrection City joined the group and sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic".

Fans waved signs that read, "Don't glow away". As each float passed, the procession paused in front of the original crew members for the parade performers to bow in a tribute of gratitude and respect.

A funeral procession recently passed in front of the sign, led by a group of people carrying a coffin in the shape of Portugal, decorated with the red carnations that became the symbol of another dramatic moment in Portuguese history, the 1974 revolution that overthrew the right-wing dictatorship.