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parade in front of

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parade someone or something in front of someone or something
to exhibit someone or something in front of someone or something, as if in a parade. One by one, the teacher paraded the honor students in front of the parents. The sheriff paraded the suspects in front of the camera. The sheriff paraded the suspects in front of the victim.
See also: front, parade


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Jogi was later forced to parade in front of the entire neighborhood.
They will then join either the 1st Battalion Royal Welsh based in Chester, or the 2nd Battalion in Tidworth, following a passing out parade in front of their families.
Bearing rifles and swords, they will parade in front of their Colonel-in-Chief, the Duke of York.
 
 
 
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