Sentence examples for slow processions from inspiring English sources

Ten or twelve streetcars followed in slow processions, or waited, block after block.

Dancers often marched in slow processions evoking funerals, religious rites and trudges into exile.

Several of these entrances and exits are where the choreography is at its most masterful, notably in slow processions that quietly fragment one way or another.

Papusza gives us too many slow processions along mist-wreathed lakesides, and is too manifestly sheeny a package – whenever the Romany band strikes up joyously, it always sounds like a lavishly orchestrated, studio-recorded production.

Wall to wall, people shuffled forward in a slow procession.

Before the service, mourners walked by the coffin in a slow procession to pay their respects.

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

Describes the long, slow procession of trains into the Black Thunder mine to be loaded with coal.

On Wednesday, a slow procession of trucks pulled out of the lot.

So the race finished with the cars driving in a slow procession behind the safety car.

Earlier in the day, Ali's hearse had made a slow procession to the Cave Hill cemetery.