cavalcade

Preposition: of

• car: There will then be a cavalcade of cars across the new roadway.
• crusader: A caravan of loving help inviting people to hear about Jesus or or a cavalcade of crusaders bent on smiting infidels with their swords?
• character: Together they meet a cavalcade of characters who cheat, beat, feed and love them.

Converse of object

• lead: A police escort led the cavalcade through the heart of the city, with no hold ups for lights or intersections.
• see: Now you can see a cavalcade of the most famous tractors ever on parade.
• mount: The highlight of the week is the mass mounted cavalcade, which sets off from the town on the Thursday to Branxton Hill.
• have: Secondly, we again have the cavalcade of plot devices.
• bring: And who do you think is going to bring this cavalcade of sound to your ears?

Adjective modifier

• whole: And, to speak truly, every mule stumbled over the two, and the whole cavalcade was piled up in a heap.
• colorful: The main arena also hosts a colorful cavalcade of hounds in the finest traditions of the countryside.
• annual: The annual Cavalcade of Historic Transport is one of the ways that RHTS raises funds for our restoration projects.
• main: They then rejoin the main cavalcade and proceed up Scott Street heading toward the War Memorial, where only the Braw Lad remains mounted.
• splendid: Of course, this splendid cavalcade of evolution must be expected to continue, with who knows what future forms developing.
• several: The vehicles were admired by the many visitors and several cavalcades gave the proud owners a chance to show their vehicles in action.

Noun used with modifier

• motor: Apparently it is Turkish tradition for the wedding party to tear around the village, at high speed, in a motor cavalcade.
• car: Our street canvassing has been great and our car cavalcade made a big stir.
• police: Police cavalcades escorted PNE to their games, racing through the streets at 70mph.
• proceeding: Police Motorcycles guided the funeral cars through the mid-day traffic as a hovering helicopter kept a watchful eye on the proceeding cavalcade.