Parades

He always parades his knowledge of English.

She parades her wealth.

Whereas some ascetics and Brahmins remain addicted to attending such shows as dancing, singing, music, displays, recitations, hand-music, cymbals and drums, fairy-shows, acrobatic and conjuring tricks, combats of elephants, buffaloes, bulls, goats, rams, cocks and quail, fighting with staves, boxing, wrestling, sham-fights, parades, manoeuvres and military reviews, the ascetic Gotama refrains from attending such displays.

Celebrations began within days: parades and public readings, bonfires and candles and the firing of 13 musket rounds, one for each of the original states.

He parades with his tail.

Parades of cars started honking their horns as they drove around the city while hundreds of people danced in Istanbul’s main thoroughfare.

Chinese New Year in New York is about more than fireworks, dragon parades and red good luck bunting: there's also the erhu, the pipa and other traditional Chinese instruments that remain unfamiliar to many Americans.

We have Pride parades because we've been made to feel ashamed of who we are since childhood.

Neo-Nazis think Pride is somehow an example of Jews oppressing white people, and that Pride parades make white people akin to Palestinians.

Americans are celebrating Thanksgiving Thursday as they traditionally do—gathering with family and friends around tables groaning with food, watching parades and football games and, for many, starting their holiday shopping.