Examples of using A procession in English and their translations into Czech
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Form a procession!
Tomorrow you're not going to a procession.
Yes. A procession? Tomorrow.
Let's form a procession.
A procession? Yes. Tomorrow.
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It was like a procession.
A procession? Yes. Tomorrow.
You're crazy. We can't march over there like a procession.
Yes. A procession? Tomorrow.
Even deities from our temples are taken on a procession.
Yes. A procession? Tomorrow.
Even deities from ourtemples are taken on a procession.
A procession? Yes. Tomorrow.
One day on the Champs-Elysees,he saw a procession of deported people.
Yes. A procession? Tomorrow.
Since 1984 the pilgrimage has become a procession with a picnic lunch.
A procession? Yes. Tomorrow.
Many Mexican Americans celebrate Las Posadas, a procession that re-enacts Mary and Joseph's search for a place to bed down in Bethlehem.
A procession to drive out the man eating monster in the valley.
I am all too well aware that all the efforts being made on arms control are always very difficult andare sometimes more like a procession of Echternach, where you take two steps forward and then one step back.
There's a processione. A procession?
As part of the celebration the last vehicle off the production line, a Defender 90 Station Wagon painted in Aintree Green, led a procession of 25 unique vehicles from the Defender's history around the Solihull Plant.
We look like a procession, shouldn't we split up?
And a procession bearing crosses marched down New Arbat today.
Of Uni Prefecture. have betrayed and deceived the citizens For 150 years, you and your ancestors, a procession of dog-hating thugs, known as the Kobayashi Dynasty, stooges, felons, and their criminal underlings.
Form a procession! Let's form a procession.
Shall we hold a procession to pray for your health?
It must not become a procession, of course; it must not be a kind of pseudo-parliament, but a small committee of experts: so no captains of industry, no civil servants, no politicians, but ordinary professional people who know what an impact assessment is, who know what red tape is and who have plenty of experience in this area in their national contexts.
This family is a procession of idiots through the ages.
The happening set out as a procession full of music, bearing the slogan:" We're waiting until Prague has no barriers" along with representatives of the DOX Centre and the Asistence association, along the route of these stops with barriers in an attempt to alert the general public to the issue of barriers in urban transit, which often appears in other city districts Prague 7, Prague 4.