Sentence examples for To altar from inspiring English sources
noun
A table or similar flat-topped structure used for religious rites.
Tabernacle securely bolted to altar?
His views on subjects from AIDS to altar boys have since stirred anger; academics at Catholic University of Louvain are circulating a petition demanding his resignation as chancellor there.
With a charming new children's line, Milly Mini, and a pronounced dearth of pants, Ms. Smith seems to be blocking out a woman's inexorable march from debut to Pine Manor to altar, with perhaps a brief dip in the typing pool (or the swimming pool; she also designs bathing suits).
On the role of women in the Church, he said: "We cannot limit the role of women in the Church to altar girls or the president of a charity, there must be more.
JG: We use different breath techniques to altar brain waves and quiet the mind.
What few people realize is that our carbon footprint began to altar the earth's geological clock 12,000 years ago.
They stepped to the altar to receive a sizable bronze cross, which signifies their commitment.
I then went to the altar to begin the offertory of the Mass.
Of course, not everyone is racing to the altar to get hitched.
He then smiled, nodded and returned to the altar to continue the mass.
In the press, he is the church rat who made his way to the altar to scarf communion wafers.
