Sentence examples for celebrated upon from inspiring English sources

Havdalah is the separation of the Sabbath and the rest of the week, traditionally celebrated upon the sighting of 3 stars in the Saturday evening sky.

In times of persecution the Eucharist could be celebrated upon any table, as long as it was covered with the antimension and consecrated through the presence of the martyr.

Though Howard was celebrated upon his arrival, he has not won over fans, in part because of the Lakers' foibles and in part because of his inconsistent effort, his habitual carping at officials instead of hustling back on defense and his woeful free-throw shooting.

The "Mothers of the Nation" were highly celebrated upon their return, and they would be praised and solicited by successive Parisian governments for years to come.

This is truly a community effort and one that the city will be able to collectively celebrate upon its completion.

Lucid dreaming is the last thing I devote my attention to when falling asleep at night and the first thing I celebrate upon "awakening" in the morning.

It all concluded with every member of the GCC ballclub celebrating upon the Stengel Field infield after a resounding 8-2 win over Bakersfield on Thursday afternoon bestowed the Vaqueros with their first Western State Conference South Division title since 2002.

In fact, as a writing teacher, I've spent the last twenty years undoing the damage done by teachers like those you celebrate upon writers less confident than yourself.

They waited in line in the dark outside motor vehicle offices, cheered when the doors opened and celebrated again upon passing their driving tests.

Fragments of relics, in which the saint is believed to be present, were sewn into a silken cloth (antimension), a practice still used in some churches, and the Eucharist could be celebrated only upon an altar that was covered with such an antimension.

A year before he appeared as Draco, Ferzetti played the railroad baron Morton in Sergio Leone's celebrated Once Upon a Time in the West.