Sentence examples for a final consecration from inspiring English sources
To appear in a Hollywood movie would be a final consecration for Johnny Hallyday, who has become a French national hero by reworking every passing style of American and British pop music since 1958.
Even the minute of the temple's final consecration — 12 01 p.m. Sunday — was chosen because it was considered the most auspicious time.
The primates' statement put the onus on leaders of the Episcopal Church USA, the American wing of Anglicanism, not to go ahead with the final consecration ceremony for Bishop-elect V. Gene Robinson, scheduled for Nov. 2.
Some view citizenship as the final consecration of complete integration, but this says, 'Let's take who we have and get them to participate in our civil institutions.' " Early this month, the State Supreme Court suggested during a hearing that lawmakers could create a law to address the case of Sergio Garcia, who was brought to the United States illegally as a child.
Some view citizenship as the final consecration of complete integration, but this says, 'Let's take who we have and get them to participate in our civil institutions.
The third, or middle, dedication is directed to the specific consecration of the site of the battle of Gettysburg: "to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place".
The birth of a child, the consecration of a king, a marriage, or a death are ritualized both positively and negatively.
The ordinary minister of a consecration is a bishop, while the ordinary minister of a blessing is a priest.
In Judaism, a formal consecration ceremony takes place, patterned after the traditional dedication ceremony of Solomon's Temple.
In French cultural terms, to be chosen for a show at the Cartier foundation is pretty much a sacramental consecration.
