They bore him with solemn pomp to his grave, at the dead of night.

And there were mountains to be climbed and cairns to be built in solemn pomp.

At noon her profession took place with solemn pomp.

Next year was the fiftieth of her reign, and in June the splendid anniversary was celebrated in solemn pomp.

Then there were nearly two hours more of solemn pomp; the Mass being sung and the incense being burnt.

She was still the queen, though not surrounded by the solemn pomp which attended the public audiences at Versailles.

The body of the King of Bohemia and those of the other great leaders were carried in solemn pomp to the Abbey of Maintenay.

The remains of this battle exist today as untended features of the land- and seascapes, devoid of the solemn pomp that usually attends war ruins.