Sentence examples for a rite for from inspiring English sources

A rite for our time.

Visiting Mr. Rogovin has long been a rite for photographers, curators, historians, activists and writers.

"The House of Bishops worked hard to get to the place where we could have such a large majority voting to move forward on the development" of a rite for same-sex blessings.

A rite for blessing gay couples that was developed by the Episcopal Church in New Westminster, British Columbia, is being shared by e-mail among ministers -- including non-Episcopalians -- who are looking for model liturgies.

A Brazilian bishop told the pope last month that he only had 27 priests serving 700,000 Catholics, with the result that many of them could attend Mass (a rite for which a priest is required) only a couple of times a year.

Shaving is just as much a rite of passage for girls as it is for boys.

Waiting in line for new Apple products has become a rite of passage for many trendy types these days.

For decades, learning to drive has been a rite of passage for young people.

It is now illegal for Masai to hunt lions, which had been a rite of passage for young men.

Being bullied at school for being lanky and unusual-looking seems to be a rite of passage for models.

For local teenagers, a summer job at Kohr's has been a rite of passage for decades.