Toward the end, when the drum major asked permission of the military dignitaries to march off, one spectator shouted, "No!"

There was an honour guard paraded to welcome them and a dozen political and military dignitaries.

In June, she steamed to Washington, DC, to give a demonstration at a flying exhibition before civil and military dignitaries.

Indeed, politicians and military dignitaries travel from Kabul to marvel at the political progress and examine the province's "model" Afghan army brigade.

Early subjects of war art were often unimaginative, most typically portraits of military dignitaries or war damage to architecture.

The concert was dedicated to the troops, their families, and military and government dignitaries in honor of those returning from the Gulf War.

They form honor guards for the President, foreign heads of state, and other military and civilian dignitaries.

They were accompanied by Đôn, whose desk job meant that his duties consisted mainly of meeting visiting military dignitaries.

Nearly 300 awards have been presented by a member of the royal family or by a civil or military dignitary.

Thousands lined the street for the cortege, and many civilian and military dignitaries attended the service, held at St. Mark's Church on May 13.