Sentence examples for consecrated with from inspiring English sources

The world might have seemed magical, consecrated with supernatural powers, but it was also a dark world filled with superstition and no escape for those who were burned at the stake as witches.

** Now even the hoi polloi accept as obvious the beauty and power of the Post-Impressionists; long lines form at their megashows, and the museum stores do a busy trade in prints, posters, shopping bags, and notepads consecrated with their imagery.

Now even the hoi polloi accept as obvious the beauty and power of the Post-Impressionists; long lines form at their megashows, and the museum stores do a busy trade in prints, posters, shopping bags, and notepads consecrated with their imagery.

These are considered an amazing scaffold consecrated with more or less all types of pharmacological applications.

It was important, for example, to consecrate with fresh heads the giant dugout log drums they made and used as musical instruments and as communication devices.

Early in his poem, published in 1593, he calls on his readers to move with him into the night: All you possest with independent spirits, Indu'd with nimble and aspiring wits, Come consecrate with me, to sacred Night Your whole endeuors, and detest the light..

Barbaro said that his mother and father "had the sweat that built America, and they consecrated it with their blood".

The current and former presiding bishops of the Episcopal Church were among the more than three dozen bishops who encircled Bishop Robinson last November and consecrated him with a laying on of hands.

He was consecrated along with Robert Leighton as Bishop of Dunblane and two other bishops.

Theobald then consecrated Gilbert with the help of some continental bishops.

"Those boys consecrated this ground with their blood," he said.