Sentence examples for consecrated areas from inspiring English sources

The literary, epigraphic, and monumental sources provide a glimpse of a cosmology whose image of the sky with its subdivisions is reflected in consecrated areas and even in the viscera of animals.

Once the commission finally began carving out the new district in an area almost consecrated in black lore, the debates became more complicated: Should a historic district be created based on its architectural merits or on its cultural history?

Consecrate a private area as your vision board creation zone by lighting candles, burning incense and hanging tapestries.

The Zhujiamiao temple in Zhongchuan township, Minhe county, is consecrated to the deity of the Sanchuan area in Minhe county, Erlangshen, however, in front of the hall there is a mulberry stove for Tibetan Buddhist worship, and the statue of Erlangshen is wrapped in a khata.

The bishop of Calcutta, India, was at first responsible for the area, but in 1847 Robert Gray was consecrated the first bishop of Cape Town.

In 1963, the Japanese govt. decided to consolidate many of its research-and-development institutions and to situate them in an area that had theretofore been chiefly consecrated to rizoculture.

For the nine days, the area is treated as the family shrine, and the dolls are considered to be consecrated.

David Hope, the former archbishop of York, said that his sexuality was a "grey area" after being threatened with being "outed"; and former archbishop of Canterbury George Carey claimed to have knowingly consecrated two celibate gay men as bishops in the 1990s.

The Parthenon was consecrated in Athens.

He was consecrated about Jan . 15 708.

Bishop Mary D. Glasspool was consecrated in Los Angeles earlier this year.