Sentence examples for consecration comes from from inspiring English sources
It is fitting that Genzken's belated consecration comes from MOMA: New York, the Ur-metropolis, has been her wolf mother, and the connection is primal on several grounds.
"Unfortunately, the consecration comes with a blessing from the people and a blessing from the civil forces that allied with the military".
The consecration comes 69 years after the ordination of the first female Anglican priest (in Hong Kong) and 21 years after the ordination of England's first female Anglican priests.
Her consecration comes more than 20 years after women became priests in the Church of England.
The consecration comes 21 years after the first female priests were named.
Her consecration comes after the church ended a long and divisive dispute by voting last year to allow women to serve as bishops.
Etymologically, "inauguration" comes from the Latin inaugurationem "consecration, installment under good omens".
"It comes from everywhere.
Another comes from ethanol.
Hackett comes from Providence, R. I
