cortege
cortège

At the head of every cortege he would always be alone.

As we passed through them, they took up their place behind our cortege.

And he was only one of the cortege she had gathered.

But finally he motioned to his cortege and turned to leave.

Her father refused to come over to join the cortege.

The cortege turned another corner with a view of the bridge.

Then the street would grow quiet for a moment until the next cortege passed.

A crowd of more than 5,000 people was on hand to witness the cortege.

Thousands packed the streets to see his cortege drive by.

But the members of the cortege could not garrison a whole castle.

His funeral cortege through the town in 1910 was witnessed by thousands.

The cortege which had brought this crowd together was magnificent in the extreme.

The whole cortege passed while Mark was helping the gaunt old man to his feet.

The funeral cortege was still making its way from the chapel on the main post.

The king descended from his throne and advanced to meet the cortege.

About 200 of the deceased's colleagues in uniform followed the cortege.

I turned my attention back to the funeral cortege.

The cortege took four hours to complete its task.

He saw people from the cortege falling, their mouths open, arms waving.

With the high spirits of a funeral cortege, we assembled around the table.

Apparently the cortege was gearing up, almost ready to roll.

Any moment he expected the cortege to be halted.

Eight women dressed in black walked in front of the cortege.

The blacks said nothing, made no sign of recognition, simply clung to the cortege.

The cortege to the cemetery shut down traffic in central Minneapolis for five minutes.