Sentence examples for procession of events from inspiring English sources

The domino-effect procession of events?

To the rest of the world, Iraq is sometimes defined as a linear procession of events.

For MacArthur, it is just another tipped domino in a reeling procession of events.

What I see every day, in this terrible procession of events, disgusts me and confirms me in my belief; I am almost desperate.

The New Yorker, November 28 , 1942P. 11 Dorothy Kilgallen looked back over the years in her column the other day calling up in memory the long procession of events since she became a columnist in 1938.

In his histories, he homes in on similar catastrophic experience, on diaries and letters written "in the face of events, of history, of in this case the Holocaust", by young or marginalised victims or, in the case of members of the Jewish councils, those tied close to the centre of the horrific procession of events.

The procession of major events of the 1980s was relentless.

He has a gift for narrative, for making a song feel like a procession of suspenseful events.

Proponents of the cosmological argument reply that the existence of such a universe, as a procession of contingent events without beginning, would still be ultimately unintelligible.

The holiday season is just getting underway, a time dedicated to finding the perfect gift for loved ones and a steady procession of festive events that ends when we ring in the New Year.

Between mother and infant, this mirroring (both conscious and deliberate as well as unconscious and chemical) aids the baby in the long procession of psychological events that culminate in the formation of a stable self-identity. 1. Baron-Cohen, Simon.