cavalcade

But of the cavalcade he knew was following them: no sign.

The first official parade, then called Cavalcade, was in 1865.

More than 200 people (and 240 horses) took part in the 1991 cavalcade.

But didn't he had a 20 car cavalcade of security men with him?

The doctor jumped on the leading car and the little cavalcade set off.

I made Amber practice with them until her mother's cavalcade arrived.

He charged down the mountain and hit the little cavalcade at full speed.

The cavalcade came to a halt in the open space before the church gate.

The cavalcade pounded on toward the gates of the City.

They strung out on the trail, making quite a cavalcade.

The cavalcade came winding its way down at a dancing walk.

The men were herded in the center of the cavalcade while this work was going on.

Her face stiff, Angie looked down upon the little cavalcade.

These are average people who happen to be ill, and illness has left them with a cavalcade of needs.

But confidence returned with light, and the cavalcade now moved rapidly forward.

The mighty cavalcade had started out on the wrong paw.

James Vera, 32, said he did not mind a bit if the cavalcade was held in the parking lot again.

He led his cavalcade briskly through the hall and back to the kitchen.

In the starlight she made out a dark cavalcade streaming past.

He watched the cavalcade move on up the street towards the palace, then turned away from the window.

A strange thing happened as the cavalcade went north.

A moment later the small, creaking cavalcade was directly in front of the two soldiers.

Since 2011 he has been playing with his band The Cavalcade.

The society often holds special events, including an annual 3-day transport cavalcade.

By early afternoon, the large fighting cavalcade reached a big pond, the first they had come across since morning.