parade|paraded|parades|parading in English

verb

[pa·rade || pə'reɪd]

march in a procession, arrange a procession; arrange an exhibition or display; show off, flaunt oneself

Use "parade|paraded|parades|parading" in a sentence

1. Parading without a permit?

2. Retreat Ceremony and Key Squadron Personnel Parade Practice Yesterday WeBguy was on the Terrazzo capturing the Retreat Ceremony and Key Squadron Personnel practicing for parades.

3. The colonel paraded his troops.

4. Everton paraded their recently acquired silverware.

5. The trophy was paraded around the stadium.

6. 2 Everton paraded their recently acquired silverware.

7. We were parading by the Regent Palace.

8. Have paraded the tasteless christmas jumper though.

9. Beautiful women paraded by in scanty clothing.

10. The colonel paraded his men before the Queen.

11. Lydhate paraded flighty , foreign notions which would not wear.

12. When you get the troops paraded, let me know.

13. 21 It's just self-interest parading as concern for your welfare.

14. He paraded himself as a loyal supporter of the party.

15. And this parade?

16. a parade route?

17. Parades are the very stuff of Protestant politics.

18. Staying with the Cavalcades format that the parks introduced back in July, there are 5 mini-parades that take place during the day at unannounced times, using the music from Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime parade

19. Other smaller parades are organised across the country.

20. She felt almost naked, as if she were parading in her chemise.

21. Parades are often held in concurrence with national holidays.

22. 28 She paraded up and down in her new hat.

23. The PLA troops paraded through Tiananmen Square on National Day.

24. " Snatch parade. " Really, Kirk?

25. A Lepidoptera Beauty Parade