Sentence examples for processions in which from inspiring English sources

The service, in Russian, began and ended with processions, in which worshipers walked around the church.

Second-line parades are loose processions in which people dance down the street, often following a brass band.

The crippled, the destitute and the mentally ill were all given shelter and employment; they took part in processions in which aristocrats, slaves, rich and poor walked together.

Another is that Italians already have a centuries-old tradition of religious re-enactments -- pageants and processions in which whole towns turn out to recreate favorite passages of the Bible or a saint's life.

Several of these unapologetic images document funeral processions, in which mourners faint in the grip of extreme emotion, only to come around and press on toward Baron Samedi, the lord of death.

The violent death (in 680) of ʿAlī's son, Ḥusayn, at the hands of the Umayyad troops is celebrated with moving orations, passion plays, and processions in which the participants, in a state of emotional frenzy, beat their breasts with heavy chains and sharp instruments, inflicting wounds on their bodies.

In the Byzantine liturgy the Eucharist on Palm Sunday is followed by a procession in which the priest carries the icon representing the events being commemorated.

It consisted of a procession in which the chief figure was a boy who was of good family and whose parents were still alive.

The Israeli military closed a main road for the procession, in which members of Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, the militant wing of the Fatah party, fired guns into the air.

Still extant at Rome are the severe yet delicate reliefs of the Ara Pacis ("Altar of Peace"), depicting a religious procession in which the national leaders are taking part; there are also scenes from the Roman mythology.

There follows a procession in which each man reluctantly walks forward and is forced to slice off a bit of hot dog, one of which is beringed, with wails and moans.