Henry and Anne had gone with a great train on a hunting tour through the midlands in July; but only a few days after starting they suddenly returned to London.
Besides these, he had a great train of artillery, and was accompanied by Paul, the brother of the Inca who had been raised to the Peruvian throne by the elder Almagro.
Sandoval died universally regretted, and was followed to the grave by Cortes and a great train of mourners.
The Pope went thither with a great Train, the Cardinals Olivieri and Banchieri, the one Secretary of the Briefs, and the other Secretary of State, sitting over-against him in his Coach.
Church, and return'd with a great Train to the Palace of Monte-cavallo.
On St. Quilian's Day, who is the Patron of Wurtzbourg and Franconia, the Bishop repairs with a great Train to the Metropolitan Church.
On the Day preceding, the Doge accompany'd by the Ambassadors repairs with a great Train to St. Mark's Church, where he assists at the Vespers.
The army was attended by a great train of mules, laden with provisions for a few days' supply until they should be able to forage among the Moorish villages.
He took with him also a great train of lombards and other heavy artillery, with a body of Germans skilled in the service of ordnance and the art of battering walls.
The foot-soldiers were already under way with many prisoners and a great train of mules and beasts of burden laden with booty.
The Duchess had already arrived at Cambray with her daughters and Anne of Aerschot, accompanied by Egmont, Arras, and a great train of courtiers, and had prepared a splendid reception for her son.
A few miles farther they were met by the Cardinal-Bishop, Bernhard von Clès, who had ridden out with a great train to welcome the Duchess.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great train" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
