procession|processions in English

noun

[pro·ces·sion || prə'seʃn]

succession of people (or cars, etc.); forward movement of a successio

Use "procession|processions" in a sentence

1. The Assumption Day processions of the Virgin Mary also find their prototype in the processions in honor of Cybele and Artemis.

2. These Baisakhi processions start much before in Punjab

3. He loves all the high church traditions?incense and processions and vestments.

4. The Queen's carriage headed the procession.

5. The procession remains stopped until a user of the visual display device intervenes to cause resumption of procession.

6. 15 The procession passed along the street.

7. Congress could ban the procession altogether.

8. The procession moved into the church.

9. Now the wedding procession started homeward.

10. 3 I saw the procession pass by.

11. Last came the procession of the coaches.

12. 1 A Capuchin religious procession passed by.

13. Ideas passed in quick procession through her mind.

14. 20 A funeral procession filled the street.

15. Performances will include traditional harvest dance processions around the campus, along with explanations about the background of Kwanzaa.

16. 16 The Queen's carriage headed the procession.

17. The procession passed right by my door.

18. They rushed out to see the procession.

19. There was a bomb scare during the procession.

20. Stand back to allow the procession to pass.

21. Don’t you see that a procession is coming?”

22. A large black hearse led the funeral procession.

23. The funeral procession moved slowly down the avenue.

24. A procession of mourners slowly followed the coffin.

25. They came in flocks to see the procession.