Sentence examples for typical procession from inspiring English sources

For the first 30 of the 78 laps Sunday, it was a typical procession on the narrow, slippery, winding track through the streets of the principality that makes it next to impossible for drivers to pass.

This was not a typical procession of environmentalists.

Indeed, it was the typical Monaco procession — cars in the same order from start to finish — that we had been luckily spared in recent years.

MONTE CARLO — In the end, it was a typical Monaco Grand Prix procession: The man on pole finished first, the man who started second finished second, and none of many potential surprises came to be.

But under a perfect blue sky and warm sun at the season's most glamorous and richest race setting, it was otherwise a typical Monaco Grand Prix procession — despite the economic recession.

They pass a funeral procession, a typical scene in a neighbourhood where daily life is marked by evidence of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, and snap a few photos.

The drawing Universal Prostitution (1916 19) and the painting Amorous Procession (1917) are typical of his Dadaist phase; their association of mechanistic forms with sexual allusions were successfully shocking satires of bourgeois values.

The procession is typically accompanied by music.

When the woman arrived, in typical Indian wedding style, she danced as part of the procession for the groom's party.

Spain embraced the new medium of cinema at the turn of the century as fervently as any of its European counterparts; this film of a religious procession in 1902, by the splendidly named Fructuos Gelabert, is typical of the early amateurs.

This warming alters typical jet stream air currents, causing them to drive a steady procession of subtropical storms over Southern California, among other global effects.