processionally

Before the burning, the tree may be processionally carried around the church.

Their elders moved more slowly, processionally around the ice.

There were now three bullets in that one hole--three bullets embedded processionally in the body of the stump back of the target.

Statues representing various scenes from the Passion and Death of Christ, several of them veritable works of art by local artisans, are carried processionally.

Also Necker's Portrait snatched, or purchased, from some Printshop, is borne processionally, aloft on a perch, with huzzas;--an example to be remembered.

Rose in hand, the pope returned processionally to the Lateran Palace; the Prefect of Rome led his horse by the bridle and aided him in dismounting.

The tea followed her processionally in a silver pot, borne by a maidservant whose air of natural superiority was unimpaired by the fact that she was still attired in her nightdress.

He is said to have asked the monks of Cluny to admit it into their office, but no trace of its use in Cluny is known before the time of Peter the Venerable, who decreed (about 1135) that the anthem should be sung processionally on certain feasts.