Sentences with phrase «steady parade»
The phrase "steady parade" means a continuous and regular movement or procession of people or things. Full definition
Following last year's steady parade of centenaries and commemorations, Maggi Hambling's exhibition «War Requiem & Aftermath», opening on 4 March at the Cultural Institute, King's College London, will grapple with war as a living and ceaseless reality (my book of the same title appears in conjunction with the show).
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If it is haunted by anything, she said, it's the steady parade of tourists who drive by to gawk.
Consider that many teachers expect kids to also use the bathroom during the lunch / recess break, so that there is not endless demand for the bathroom pass and a steady parade back and forth during instructional time.
Between the Roland Barthes reference, pop culture digs, and its steady parade of players on the stage, it feels as though a single review can hardly do the film justice.
From then, it's been a steady parade of dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, horses, cows, goats, and sheep.
The brush with the (quasi) criminal system — my first since being put in the slammer for parking tickets way back when I was a callow scofflaw — was interesting, if only because there was a steady parade of semi-sheepish drivers from all walks of life passing through the same system on that day.
Today, attitudes have changed after a steady parade of patent horror stories: Boston University using a 1997 patent to sue Apple and seek an iPhone ban; a troll using a 1998 patent from a Holocaust foundation to shake down the New York Times; a troll lawyer who boasts he likes to «go thug,» and is pressing an extortion campaign against hundreds of companies.