on parade

With a start she awoke to find that she was in fashion's crowd, on parade in a show place -- and such a show place!

Members of the public looked on in horror today as an army horse died on parade during a freak accident in London's Hyde Park.

A year and a half later, just as officers were despairing of every hearing of him again, he reappeared on parade.

As he accepts the ceremonial neckerchief from a shy girl scout from Lancashire, he is as straight-backed as any of the teenagers on parade.

Chinese American soldiers of the U. S. Army Signal Corps are photographed on parade before being deployed to the CBI Theater of Operations.

Windows shut and no going out on balconies from 7 a. m. to noon on parade day.

Grenadiers see themselves as elite, and occupy the place of honour at the right of the line on parade.

"Pink Elephants on Parade" and "When I See an Elephant Fly" are the only songs that stick out.

Lazer light shines at a single wavelength, and all the light waves march together in step like soldiers on parade.

Next season's communal bounce will look slightly different, particularly on the road, thanks to the new kit on parade today.

Chinese warships and nuclear powered submarines on parade in Qingdao, Shandong province, China.

Artisans are putting finishing touches on parade floats that will roll down the street during Mardi Gras 2006.

The ice cream castles are refrigerated: the super-marketeers are on parade.

A number of new hats were on parade at the wedding.

On parade day, horses displace cars on the streets of America's fourth-largest city.

Four head buckle the uniform hat in the campus queuing walk, supercilious posture like the soldiers on parade.

The officers and soldiers were smart enough on parade, but they were useless on a farm;

forgiving the feelings that we put on parade

John lost a stripe for being rude on parade

on parade taking part in a parade; being paraded