Sentence examples for enter the cathedral from inspiring English sources

Those wishing to attend should enter the cathedral at 50th Street and Fifth Avenue.

The Ramblers won and made a powerful statement -- they were determined to enter the cathedral of competition and leave politics at the door.

Before the concert, the line of people waiting to enter the cathedral on Amsterdam Avenue snaked around the corner to 110th Street, down the block and up Morningside Drive.

One woman waiting to enter the Cathedral, Rebecca York, 22, works with LGBT youth at a D.C.-based group called Supporting and Mentoring Youth Advocates and Leaders, known as SMYAL.

Mass on Saturday at St. Patrick's Cathedral have been asked to gather two hours beforehand at the Palace Hotel across Madison Avenue, where they will pass through magnetometers like those used in airports and then a "frozen zone" to enter the cathedral.

Abigail Mocettini, a 24-year-old who grew up in Boise, said Shepard's death loomed "in the background" for young people coming out —"especially in the West". "As we were coming out, this affected our parents and informed their fears," Mocettini, now a D.C. resident, said as she prepared to enter the Cathedral.

As they entered, the cathedral erupted in applause.

Then, as a single bell struck the hour, Lady Thatcher's coffin entered the cathedral.

Asked whether everyone who entered the cathedral compound was searched, he answered: "Sometimes yes, sometimes no".

She entered the cathedral in the procession's final group, which included Archbishop Williams.

It was obvious when we entered the cathedral that the bridegroom's family had been given the best seats.