triumphal procession

The tour soon turned into something of a triumphal procession.

Their whole march was more like a triumphal procession than the progress of a war.

He began to grin and arrived feeling like a triumphal procession.

The final descent, in my mind's eye, had been a triumphal procession.

So what the knights would have made a triumphal procession was more in the nature of a secret flight.

Like kings of other countries Simon was displayed during the triumphal procession.

The triumphal procession did not include, however, the tolling of church bells.

Along the way they come across five triumphal processions celebrating the union of the lovers.

That may be why the official media are so nervous about events such as the triumphal procession for a multi-millionaire’s pet dog.

It was almost a triumphal procession; only, behind the guards the barricades were closed again.

The triumphal procession proceeded to the Baluchi camp, several miles away.

The voyage south was a triumphal procession, with receptions at every port.

This painting depicts the triumphal procession of Titus and his family.

I am certain they would wish to arrange for a triumphal procession, if they knew.

He returned to Toledo in a triumphal procession, with an enormous booty.

Joan and her army lead a triumphal procession into Orléans, followed by a large crowd.

There is no doubt of her vocal command in the stirring triumphal procession ensemble.

Other elements forming part of the ritual pattern were a triumphal procession and a sacred marriage.

His entry into the town on 6 December 1740 took on the character of a triumphal procession.

Of his works may be mentioned a Triumphal Procession, and twelve landscapes.

This is a triumphal procession, not a surrender!

He was involved in organising the King's triumphal procession through Edinburgh.

Charles V had coming to Rome and was going to have a "triumphal procession".

In Ungaro's, though, it became a curious, mad, but triumphal procession.