processional

Also processional, but for a different reason, is the march.

In short, he never worries about whether there will be enough processional candles.

"As soon as he gets the word, John will start playing the processional music."

The processional music was deep and slow, like a dirge.

The processional cross is a copy of a medieval design.

It is part of a processional path that extends from street to theater.

At 6.00 am, roads in and around the processional route were closed to traffic.

The larger houses were found on the forum and the main processional streets.

Costumes can also be rented at some places along the processional route.

A grand processional staircase led to them from the outer courtyard.

There is a long tradition of processional dance and music in Cornwall.

There is a processional organ in the rear of the nave.

It had been a processional highway once, where conquerors came down and tribute went up.

Some paintings bring to mind the Renaissance in their processional movement and pastoral tone.

However, only a reflecting pool and two processional avenues were ultimately completed.

Then comes the cross, flanked by processional banners and icons.

When he had done, he shifted the processional cross to his left hand and turned to face them.

Here, the processional sequence shifts to the dream logic of reversal.

In the two corner pieces, he tackles processional subjects.

"I always imagined this lineal, processional form of the traditional church.

Going to the opera is a processional process.

Soon it was apparent that a processional route was being followed.

The body spun, rotating with the legs; but the feet managed to make a kind of processional progress.

"We can climb the processional way, if you will.

Several workers stood at attention at the bow of the processional yacht.