Sentence examples for any pilgrimage from inspiring English sources

ANY pilgrimage to Republican shrines in New York City would be incomplete without a visit to Aziz Osmani's spice bazaar at 123 Lexington Avenue.

The temple is the climax of any pilgrimage to Tiger Hill and its most renowned landmark.

And like any pilgrimage, the journey is an integral part of the experience.

As with any pilgrimage, the journey meant many things to many people, from the spiritual to the practical.

There is, perhaps, an element of contrivance in any pilgrimage — the idea that arriving at a far-off destination will be personally transformative.

On any pilgrimage of Scotch divinity, the Sistine Chapel would be the Scotch Malt Whisky Society, a private club with several locations, the most inviting being a Georgian town house on tony Queen Street in Edinburgh.

As after any good pilgrimage, our feet hurt.

Goldeneye is the mecca of any Fleming pilgrimage, but not the heart of it.

Like any worthy pilgrimage, the World Cup throws unlikely souls together and generates deeper understanding if not always deep conversations.

Yet Cawdor Castle, outside Inverness on the Moray coast, was not built until the 14th century – though it has long been a must-stop on any Macbeth pilgrimage, and in summer often puts on open-air Shakespeare performances.

But, since any good pilgrimage must take into account the inspiration of a given moment (and since Hadar and Yifat were very inspirational), I was happy to heed the siren call.