Examples of using Processions in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Throughout the 20th Century, grand processions through the streets were a feature of almost all royal weddings.
During this time, there are several processions throughout Italy, drawing crowds of thousands.
Also, traditional Lama Dances along with solemn processions are organised in the monastery which takes place for two weeks.
Among the actions that are considered under this heading, processions and other activities that involve physical participation deserve special mention.
Check calendars for royal processions and other regal events in the parks.
It is celebrated with candlelight processions, fireworks and drinking,
ritual, processions, genuflecting, moaning,
Recitations of the names of the dead. Processions, songs, speeches, dialogues with the dead.
Dola Melana, processions of the deities are celebrated in villages and bhoga is offered to the deities.
In this spirit Edinburgh hosts four days of festivities including processions, concerts and a world-famous street party.
Also at this place one can see hoardings of sacrifices of people from Tibet in processions against the Chinese government.
During Semana Santa, or Holy Week, there are processions all over Portugal.
the purushamriga is also one of the vahana or vehicles of the deity during the processions of the Brahmotsava or festival.
sermons, and processions.
there were parades, religious processions, and the triumphal processions.
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson ordered the“Star-Spangled Banner” be delivered during all military processions and occasions.
been used mainly for processions, inside or outside of the church building.
The small windows and screened balconies serve the women to watch processions and different activities taking place on the streets.
willow are used as a replacement for palm fronds in Europe and America during Palm Sunday processions and decorations.
the Nazarenos sport their distinctively shaped cloaks and masks during parades and processions.