Sentence examples for triumphant procession from inspiring English sources

Smith will join the triumphant procession of the GB Olympic squad through London on Thursday.

But instead of a triumphant procession to the postseason, the Rangers have spent the entire lockout-shortened schedule battling for a playoff spot.

Staged ahead of Froome's triumphant procession into the Paris at the end of the Tour de France, the women's race took place in torrential rain.

His triumphant procession did have elements of farce: people fainted, women rushed out of beauty parlors with towels over their wet hair, and doctors, their stethoscopes swinging from their necks, left their patients just to catch a glimpse of him.

The adventure came to an end with a triumphant procession to the Parliament building in Montevideo on 9 December.

Yet the tone of the procession was often triumphant.

Peace having been restored, a grand ceremonial procession was staged on 12 April 1159 for the triumphant entry of the Byzantine army into the city, with Manuel riding through the streets on horseback, while the Prince of Antioch and the King of Jerusalem followed on foot.

It was billed as a triumphant parade for a big chunk of history, but the space shuttle Endeavour's procession through Los Angeles has come with a catch: the city must chop down 400 trees.

Another procession with a long history is that celebrated on Palm Sunday, commemorating the triumphant entrance of Christ into Jerusalem.

Down there, processions carry leaders aloft through the crowds; huge iron trolleys rattle past bearing triumphant warriors; black paper floats down like cinders; spectators are co-opted as citizens, orated at and teased.

Another cult drama represented the death and resurrection of the god of vegetation, in which the participants in mourning processions searched for the vanished god (represented by the king) and rejoiced at his triumphant return.