Sentence examples for procession walking from inspiring English sources

A slow procession walking beneath elms & birches that hold up the last light.

Later, ultra-clean as instructed and wearing the mandatory white robes for our evening meeting, I joined a procession walking across the dark water of the reflecting pool.

Time must seem frozen as the same candle-lit procession walks up the mountain to celebrate the re-enacted living nativity as happened in Greccio eight centuries ago.

A torch-lit procession walked up Moel Famau near Mold with torches switched off at the summit for a two-minute silence, signifying war-time black-outs.

I recall too how they took swaying balances at different points on the staircase that gave it the quality of a stream, and how one two-way procession — some walking down the stairs while others went up — felt like history in motion.

But that is not all — the police come, too, trailing the walking procession and the buses in a squad car.

It's not unusual to see a procession of women walking down the streets bearing a small market garden of fruit and rice cakes on their heads in the form of offerings, just as it's not uncommon to find a supplicant kneeling in the middle of a busy traffic intersection with a small palm basket of flowers and food to placate the angry road gods.

In the middle of nowhere, we passed processions of devotees, walking who knows where, carrying aloft the Virgin Mary.

I have spent a day in a daze, walking in procession in slow motion across fields, searching for a point.

On the day the conclave begins, the cardinals celebrate Mass in the morning before walking in procession to the chapel.

Yesterday, outside Ubud, a small village in Bali, we stood by and watched a procession of Balinese women walking to the temple for a ceremony, dressed in colorful sarongs and carrying their offerings on their heads.