It has always had the reputation of resulting in processional races.
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Not even Khomeini received such a processional with his death in 1989.
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Impatient readers may find the slow processional pace of the book imperfectly stimulating.
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TAN: We were thinking that it would be set up in a processional format.
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Cohen stood for more than two hours during the processional honoring our sister, Det.
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The processional reached the road and turned north, walking in darkness and cold rain.
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Brothers Prince William and Prince Harry have different roles during the Trooping the Colour processional.
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A long processional of vehicles followed the hearse from the funeral home to the cemetery.
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History is one long processional of crazy ideas," he writes in his memoir, "Shoe Dog.
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As we walk to the bathroom, it strikes me that this is a strange processional.
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The processional passed law enforcement and fire officials who offered a salute as they directed traffic.
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At the memorial, Brier sang "Hallelujah," his favorite song, as the clergy led a processional of candles.
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The processional passed important spots in Ali's life before heading to the ceremony for the private burial.
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Walt Disney World stages a seasonal Candlelight Processional at Epcot each winter, filling the park with Christmas cheer.
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The Candlelight Processional features a 50-piece orchestra and live choirs, and recounts the biblical tale of Christmas.
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On the sidewalk, he began a sort of self-conscious processional, lingering for a handshake in a crosswalk.
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When the processional ends, she makes a frantic dash for the stage to collect Deah's mortarboard and sash.
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What initially began as a patriotic processional took on aspects of combat training exercises for a radicalized youth corps.
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Sunday's final stage from Rambouillet to Paris is a largely processional ride with only the final sprint being contested.
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Then, in 2009, my daughter graduated from John's alma mater, Brown University, where the alumni participate in the processional.
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Before racing begins each day, they arrive in horse-drawn carriages in a processional down the center of the racecourse.
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He had a processional walk and moved his head slowly when his name was called—and it was regularly called.
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It ideally contrasts the processional patriarchal pomp of the Capulets' dance with the lyrical outpouring of the lovers' balcony duet.
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The song is processional and full of regret, sketching a scenario in which heaven is prison and he is a prisoner.
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You stare at the processional menace of his gait and think of a boxer, heading for the ring in his robe.
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We were standing on the Panathenaic way, the ancient processional path that led through the Agora and up to the Acropolis.
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Hamilton 95, Vettel 78 (+17) - Ricciardo won from pole position, with Vettel second and Hamilton third in a largely processional race.
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Their tempo in the first movement of the Emperor Concerto was sufficiently held back to lend the music a processional majesty.
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The testimonies became a surreal processional, in which Roof became privy to the personal achievements and intimate family moments of the deceased.
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In one ceremony, the girls, wearing matching plaid dresses, lead the processional, and the boys, wearing dark suits, stand with their father.
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As the processional began, Europe's "The Final Countdown" played as the 190 guests watched, including the bride's best friend from Ghana, Doris Adjei.
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The general director says that other architectural elements have been found along the processional way during construction, including wine presses, shrines, and nilometers.
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They shimmered during the finale, models gliding down the aisles in a kind of processional that lent the evening an air of solemnity.
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And it's quite possible I won't get to walk to the processional with my friends in June as our families cheer us on.
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Local residents waved flags and watched from the roadside as the processional accompanied Johnson's remains from the church to Hollywood Memorial Gardens for burial.
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The markings reveal evidence of ancient processional routes up to 5,000 years, Stone Age structures, Roman farmland, Iron Age settlements, and an Elizabethan hall.
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He stretched T-shirts into cardinal's hats and patched leather and canvas into processional robes, sometimes with giant flying buttresses jutting from the side.
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As Steven and his colleague Matthew (Bill Camp) walk down a corridor, the camera faces them and pulls smoothly back, with a faintly processional air.
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But he appeared with a smile and a salute as he walked along a processional to the dais at the Coast Guard Academy's football field.
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So even as the favored European team took a 3-0 lead after winning all three of the opening singles matches, this was no processional.
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The parade is an annual Buddhist processional that marks important moments in Buddha's life, and its ceremonies are known for being elaborate and highly decorated.
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That looked like being the talking point of the day at a circuit that has seen processional races in the past, until Verstappen rewrote the script.
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To open the ceremony, Hussle's hit "Victory Lap" was used as the processional before Frank Sinatra's classic "My Way" was played over a montage of photos.
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On Thursday, a royal processional begins in the skies as make-it-happen Mars sails into Leo (for the first time since 2015) until September 5.
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His sweet falsetto floats above sustained but wobbly synthesizers, eventually joined by processional drums and a ghostly chorus, sounds that only expand the void around him.
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Thursday at Cornerstone United Methodist Church, said WSFA, and his family has asked anyone who has a motorcycle to help create a processional to his funeral.
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There's a processional, almost mythic feeling, as if they all were on a pilgrimage and that distant burst of light mystically beckoned them to an otherworldly end.
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In one ceremony, the girls, wearing the same purple plaid dresses and white shoes, lead the processional, and the boys, wearing dark suits, stand with their father.
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It's a processional that circles ceaselessly through four chords, with their dense timbres changing but their cycle only interrupted, now and then, by a booming drum sound.
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The sergeant-at-arms is tasked with leading a presidential processional toward the podium of the House chamber at the beginning of a State of the Union address.
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The processional organ music will be R. Vaughan Williams' Prelude on Rhosymedre, which was also played at their wedding and the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
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According to a report published by Egypt Today, construction will also include the reinstallation of the ram-headed sphinxes lining the processional way after a short warehouse stay.
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But I was rescued by some cash injections that the game regularly gives you to prevent death-spirals, and eventually resumed my almost processional march up the standings.
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Similarly, "Processional," from 1965, looks like an abstract horizontal flow of gestural uprights, though it was inspired by photographs of the Selma-to-Montgomery march of that year.
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The silk guild also commissioned local artist Domenico di Michelino to paint a processional banner for the young organization, to be used as a public image in parades.
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In addition, the song they chose for the processional, Prelude on Rhosymedre by Vaughan Williams, was played at their wedding — and Prince Charles's and Princess Diana's wedding in 1981.
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So when it came time to commemorate Angélil at his funeral Friday, the niece and nephew duo, both now 29, led the processional to the front of the basilica.
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Meghan, 36, embarked on the carriage processional with her husband Prince Harry, with her new sister-in-law Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall riding ahead of them.
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It opens with "Symmetry I" and closes with "Symmetry II" — two perspectives on the same idea, operating first in a processional hum and later in a quieter, darker mood.
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Since the bride did not designate a maid of honor (until we had to line up for the processional) the bridesmaids were all responsible for planning the bridal shower.
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The backbone of the opening ceremony at any Games is the parade of nations, the seemingly endless processional of every delegation into the stadium before the torch is lit.
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The music unites fragility and majesty, placing Jason Lytle's high, quavery voice atop a piano hymn that swells into a vastly reverberant processional, like Neil Young leading Pink Floyd.
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They started the Faena Art programming with a typically nontraditional event this week, a "processional" called "Tide by Side" that was conceived by the performance art specialist Claire Tancons.
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Friday's stage out of the Alps through Provence is not tough enough to provoke a big shake-up in the standings, and Sunday's ride into Paris is largely processional.
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The event, known as Morningside Lights, is led by artists Alex Kahn and Sophia Michahelles of the Processional Arts Workshop, a group dedicated to mounting immersive theater, processions, and parades.
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This is the band in its comfort zone, working with easy flair: The song has an almost processional tempo, with a mix of sun-streaked synths and strummed acoustic guitars.
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Standing outside the barn doors, Pearce and her father awaited their cue, but when the processional music began, her dad began to sob, and he stepped away to gather himself.
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His next performance, on June 3, is conceived as a remix of the civil-rights-focused jazz album Max Roach's "Freedom Day," with musicians leading a processional through the museum.
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Marlins team members bowed their heads and cried as they wore R.I.P. shirts and circled Fernéndez's hearse before walking with their hands touching the car as it rode down the processional.
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Ahead of the processional, the youngest of Ali's nine children, Asaad Ali, spoke about his late father in a Friday appearance on the Today show, sharing memories of his father's resilience.
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Sunday's race under the Abu Dhabi floodlights was so processional that Red Bull's Max Verstappen, one of the most exciting drivers on the grid, did not attempt to hide his boredom.
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Here is his Stabat Mater, which the Academy used as a striking exit processional last week, and much of the work's musical charm survives through an indifferent performance in dismal acoustics.
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Processional Monaco offers little — for the team that took Alan Jones, Keke Rosberg, Nelson Piquet, Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve to titles — to get too excited about.
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The sculpture was likely created around 380 BCE during the reign of Nechtebo I, the pharaoh responsible for building the specific area of the Great Processional Way where the sphinx was found.
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On Soccer BIRMINGHAM, England — At the end of each season's final home game, the tradition goes, the players and staff at Aston Villa walk around the entire field in a slow processional.
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The Australian artist's succession of writhing, dramatic figures recalls a classical processional frieze and enacts an astute critique of environmental recklessness at a time when Australia continues to be devastated by wildfires.
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It had been a beautiful service, he said, especially the moment when, according to tradition, a priest knocked on the cathedral's door with his processional cross and demanded to be let in.
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The funeral for Garafola, 45, was held Saturday afternoon at the Istrouma Baptist Church in Baton Rouge, with a visitation preceding and a funeral processional following from the church to the funeral home.
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Perkins was honored by a full military processional with hundreds of cars led by motorcycles, a bugle player playing TAPS, bagpipers playing "Amazing Grace," and veterans in full military uniforms, according to Phelps.
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The couple chose to eschew the traditional string quartet for sweet sounds of Skrillex, and updated the classic (read: super boring) organ bridal processional with guitar strummed by Rolling Stones member Ronnie Wood.
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The royal couple did not use Pachelbel's Canon, but they did use a baroque processional — "Prince of Denmark's March" by Jeremiah Clarke — drawing sudden, far-reaching attention to other baroque composers like Pachelbel.
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Created by the choreographer Naomi Goldberg Haas and the visual artist Laura Nova, the L.E.S. Citizens Parade is described as an "activist processional" that responds to the history and diversity of the neighborhood.lmcc.
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In "Aquarian," Daniel Rossen sings, "Every moment brings a bitter choice/The knowledge you can't win with what remains," yet a processional beat and reverential organ chords suggest pomp and pride, not resignation.
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It was by turns decorous and processional, while at times interrupted by interjections of stereo-traveling static or a bass tone that had escaped a dance club: juxtapositions that didn't quite make sense.
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It's about a longing for escape, transcendence or a way to "make believe," and as the arrangement climbs from folky picking to a reverberant, orchestral processional, the music offers a glimpse of hope.
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"If you say that it's boring... I totally understand it," the Mercedes driver and five-times world champion told reporters after celebrating a processional sixth win in eight races and fourth in a row.
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What had been a processional race, with the wider new cars making overtaking more difficult, turned into sudden drama with a collision between Jenson Button's McLaren and Pascal Wehrlein's Sauber at the tunnel entrance.
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Earlier this month, the toddler from Rockmart, Georgia, made sure Hearne got the respect she deserved when he saluted and stood at attention for over two hours during a funeral processional in her honor.
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Paintings, statues and ecclesiastical objects, like crucifixes and processional crosses, have been bundled and sent to what amount to field hospitals for art and artifacts, for preservation and an early evaluation of the damage.
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On display will be surviving fragments of Babylon's iconic Ishtar Gate and Processional Way, plus large- and small-scale artworks from across the ancient Near East, and raw materials in various stages of workmanship.
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"… they stood shaking" begins with a processional led by Mr. Wilson, who covers the horizontal width of the stage to the altar; in once instance, he lugs a suitcase full of, we discover, clothing.
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The Bride Walks First Rather than bringing up the rear in a grand finale, the bride and her father (or in the case of Meghan Markle, the groom's father) go first in a British processional.
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In local legend, the grand processional road of the palace district was known as the "Strip," suggesting a direct connection between erotic nudity and the palaces of the greatest empire the world had ever seen.
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I took a stab at humming "Happy Birthday," though, and the results were kind of brutal — by the time I converted my humming into a rock track, "Happy Birthday" sounded like a terrifying military processional.
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The bishop always interrupts his Midnight Mass processional — stopping at the seventh row from the altar every Christmas Eve — to give a hug to the rabbi whose synagogue is down the street from the cathedral.
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Speaking after his victory in a processional French Grand Prix on Sunday, the Mercedes driver felt the sport was in a mess and drivers could play their part in getting it back on the right track.
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In one of the best of the personal songs, "Little Love," he sweetly offers a vision of getting old with his lover on a stretch of sandy coastline, to the steady rhythms of a church processional.
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Sunday's stage, a mostly processional ride from Rambouillet that ended on the Champs Elysees, as it has done every year since 1975, was won by Ewan, who snatched his third stage win on his Tour debut.
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They were part of the wild, ragged processional that tamed the Oregon Trail, and Bowerman often recited a favorite line about them: The cowards never started, and the weak died along the way — that leaves us.
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I have a talked a fair bit about the nature of ritual in this series, whether the processional pomp of the City of Dionysia, the Divine Liturgy of Mount Athos or the Greater Mysteries of Eleusis.
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"Since last October we planned for the Giro, thinking about the Giro all the time," Bernal, who is leading Thomas by one minute 11 seconds going into the mostly-processional final stage to Paris, explained on Saturday.
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While excavating the Great Processional Way — also known as Al-Kabbash Road, which connects the famous Luxor and Karnak temples — construction workers found the new sphinx upside-down and besotted with a dusty mixture of mud and sand.
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Monaco is famed as a circuit where overtaking is hard in the extreme, with the showcase race around the tight city streets one of the most watched but often processional and won by the driver on pole position.
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Cloudy skies hovered over the iconic horse race event's opening day on Tuesday, causing the horse-drawn carriages bringing members of the royal family onto the racecourse to be covered for part of their processional onto the racecourse.
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The vast mound of the stupa gleamed white, as did the shirts of Mr Rajapaksa's supporters, setting off the crimson of the processional carpet and of the robes of shaven-headed Buddhist monks thronging to bestow their blessing.
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On Thursday a 25-mile processional wound its way from the Staples Center past the store, and social media posts have been filled with videos and photos of the makeshift memorial there where scores of people showed up.
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Although Lady Gabriella and Thomas didn't ride in a horse-drawn carriage for the processional like the Queen, Princess Eugenie and other members of the royal family, they surely were able to catch up with them at the racecourse.
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LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton put on a display of domination in a processional French Grand Prix on Sunday to go 36 points clear in the Formula One world championship and stretch Mercedes's winning run to 10 races.
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Even three straight bogeys around the turn hardly dented his lead, and a six-foot birdie at the 15th hole that extended his margin to six strokes allowed him to almost enjoy a processional victory march up the final three holes.
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Muhammad Ali was laid to rest on Friday after Will Smith and former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson loaded his casket into a hearse and a 17-car processional took the legendary boxer on a final journey around his beloved hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.
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Spokane or London cannot simply be viewed on their own terms—the savage majesty of the Petroleum Age can only be fully understood refracted through its most grandiose expression, the palaces and processional roads of Las Vegas, The Valley of the Kings.
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Although "Here Comes the Bride" are neither the original lyrics nor the real title for Wagner's "Bridal Chorus," the tune (often used for the processional) comes from his 1850 opera, "Lohengrin," in which the wedding is a beautiful moment amid drama and tragedy.
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The museum has reconstructed in a color drawing what the temple looked like, including a processional walkway; the main shrine; a portico surrounding the main spring; an oval basin containing sacred water; terraces; gardens; and secondary buildings that could have been shops.
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Princess Kate wore a cornflower blue dress with sheer sleeves by Elie Saab and a matching Philip Treacy hat with a flower detail as she and William joined Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall for their carriage ride during the processional onto the racecourse.
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Froome, who won the race in 2013 and 2015, is poised to be crowned Tour champion again after Sunday's largely processional ride from Chantilly to the Champs Elysees in Paris before taking part in the Rio Olympics and maybe the Tour of Spain in August.
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" One by one, they approached to thank him, to hug him, to take one more picture — a grim political processional in the year of the merry candidate photo line, completed after dusk in front of six giant wooden letters, painted blue to read "NO FEAR.
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Cilic's victory there provided a brief interruption to the Big Four processional that has characterized this era as Djokovic, Federer, Rafael Nadal and Murray have monopolized the major titles for years — with considerable help lately from Stan Wawrinka, who, like Murray, has won three.
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Bernal kept the yellow jersey Saturday after the final Alpine stage, and barring a crash or a last-minute health issue, he will become the first Colombian to win the Tour when it ends on Paris's Champs-Élysées with a largely processional stage on Sunday.
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The one that faces the viewer entering through the main doors, "Processional" (1965), contains a ground that is black, and an abstract array of interwoven, almost-cubist off-white figures wend across the canvas like an undulant line of figures seen through a fun-house telescope.
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Yankees 203, White Sox 3 CHICAGO — On a day when the Yankees' processional to the disabled list continued with a Matt Holliday viral infection, Manager Joe Girardi sat in the visitors' dugout at Guaranteed Rate Field and deliberated over his sudden difficulty in constructing a daily lineup.
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The players were members of TILT Brass, and they were about to rendezvous with Iktus Percussion for a performance of "Guerrilla Fanfare," a work by the composer Kevin James that uses spatial and processional elements in a kind of asymmetric warfare, pitting music against the indifferent city roar.
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Princess Kate shinned in a cornflower blue dress with sheer sleeves by Elie Saab and a matching Philip Treacy hat with a flower detail as she and William joined Prince Charles and Camilla, for their carriage ride during the processional onto the racecourse, which is a short distance from Windsor Castle.
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During the ceremony, held outside on a peerless Saturday afternoon under oak trees dotted with dream catchers, and with about 150 guests looking on, the couple performed an earth, air, fire, water processional during which they combined soils from Ms. Schweitzer's two family farms and Mr. Garza's Little League baseball field.
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Princess Kate wore a cornflower blue dress with sheer sleeves by Elie Saab and a matching Philip Treacy hat with a flower detail as she and William joined Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall for their carriage ride during the processional onto the racecourse, which is a short distance from Windsor Castle.
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Kate wore a cornflower blue dress with sheer sleeves by Elie Saab and a matching Philip Treacy hat with a flower detail as she and William joined Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall for their carriage ride during the processional onto the race course, which is a short distance from Windsor Castle.
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The were lion's heads from a processional walkway that led to the ancient gates of Babylon in 18th century B.C., ancient tablets from Isreal, pieces from The Book of the Dead, walls from an Assyrian king's throne room where they held rituals before battle... Just amazing stuff that i was allowed to work with.
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Yates, 26, successfully defended his lead of one minute 46 seconds over second-placed Enric Mas of Spain in the final stage of the 21-day race, a mostly processional 100.9km ride through Madrid, where Italian Elia Viviani took a third stage win of this year's Vuelta by pipping Peter Sagan in a bunch sprint.
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I&aposm coming in, in a hearse, in a casket and instead of incense, I&aposm going to have a processional of people vaping as I enter, and it&aposs going to be a big party, not everyone is invited, but you&aposre all invited to like all the photos when you see that I am not joking.
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Yet, instead of a celebration, the result had the mood of a requiem — and not just because the runway was structured like a long processional, with rows of chairs creating a dim corridor in the midst of the soaring Park Avenue Armory, the rest of the space left in shadow, or because the music was plaintive and spare.
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From the first day, at Gucci, where they hid behind masks and were girded with spike collars (not, in all likelihood, for sale, the designer Alessandro Michele said, for anyone who was curious) to nearly the last, where they bobbed in the wine-dark sea of Giorgio Armani's black-and-navy processional, they spanned the week.
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