Sentence examples for consecrated status from inspiring English sources

But the church's consecrated status never changed.

"Kill Bill Vol. 2" offers many such knowing allusions to its own devices and plot turns, as if Tarantino's purposely synthetic and goony flourishes had attained a consecrated status and now required commentary.

His mother had witnessed a charter as regina, whereas Alfred followed West Saxon tradition in refusing to have his wife consecrated as queen, and Æthelwold's status as the son of a queen may have given him an advantage over Edward.

As a sign of the enhanced status of York, Cuthbert only consecrated bishops south of the Humber and his synods were attended only by bishops from the south of England.

Jokic's status as franchise cornerstone was officially consecrated in the form of his five-year, $148 million maximum deal he inked at the opening of free agency last summer.

Hygeberht consecrated Ecgfrith after Hygeberht's elevation to archiepiscopal status.

The soldiers in Mr. Bouchareb's film are told again and again that ridding France of its German occupiers is a patriotic duty, but again and again they confront their status as second-class citizens (if that) of a republic consecrated to liberty, equality and fraternity.

Würzburg's Romanesque cathedral, begun in 1034, consecrated in 1189, and restored after World War II, recalls the city's former status as the capital of an ecclesiastical principality.

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

The Parthenon was consecrated in Athens.

He was consecrated about Jan . 15 708.