Examples of using Parading in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Guys, parading expose their personal achievements,
now you appear suddenly to want to start parading around in weird moods.
This grand birthday procession will start from the Town Hall at 10.30am, parading through the historic spine of Stratford to symbolise Shakespeare's life journey from cradle to grave.
Him and Skippy dressed up and went parading down Baltimore Street,
Your eyes will fall in love with the endless galleries parading the hottest collection of chubby boobs and butts.
drinking, parading and merry making from morning to night.
There's your son, michael, parading around the world in his new suit,
And there were all these girls parading back and forth to the bar, but you never looked at one of them.
But you never looked at one of them. And there were all these girls parading back and forth to the bar.
From 21:00 and onwards you can see some carnival societies dancing and parading in the Rambla.
You… You keep parading her in front of us and saying that we have to accept her.
The National Ballet performed traditional ballet classics at the Coliseum parading a succession of spirited dancers with exceptional technique.
Now that the show of parading me through here in cuffs is over, do you mind if we get rid of these?
I think the real world's strange enough without getting on-stage and parading around in a bathing suit and heels.
But parading around with the help? Associating yourself with that Barnum business is one thing.
From reading and parading the latest news in the newspapers,
I need to know… what is that thing parading around as Grant Ward?
I haven't decided what to do about that in the long run, but right now, I need to know… what is that thing parading around as Grant Ward?
And I didn't come here to create sympathy by parading my illness in front of you.
They were charged under a law that prohibits the wearing of uniforms at public rallies-- a law originally designed to ban neo-Nazi groups from parading in public.