Sentence examples for will parade from inspiring English sources

From then until 6 the troupes, each performing in a different style, will parade through the streets, offering good wishes.

Only 40 British officials will parade because numbers have been limited for the first time to speed proceedings along.

In London, 40 Edwardian motorcars will parade through the city, starting at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, and finishing at Buckingham Palace.

Toytown, which was officially retired from eventing last year but has not competed since 2009, will parade the length of the Cheltenham finishing straight.

"We like our woman to be dressed up from head to toe," said Mr. Hilfiger, who will parade Macintosh fabrics and Prince of Wales plaids on his catwalk.

The other networks will hold their analogous presentations next month, when they will parade their new shows in front of advertisers in ceremonies known as upfronts.

I'd parade around in a sandwich board to get Bruce".

Once again we'll parade the names of the top 100 schools and marvel at those that seem to do so well.

During Carnival season, which runs roughly from just after Christmas into February, you'll find the place crammed with revelers representing the Carnival band they'll parade with on the big day (this year, Feb. 21).

"I figured they'd parade us out on Memorial Day and then forget about us like people usually do," said Arlinda Mitchell, who served in the Army Reserve for 12 years, part of it in Kuwait.

Varenne will instead parade for the fans before the Nat Ray.