Sentence examples for going to temple from inspiring English sources
That is to say, going to temple and church.
Nimoy recalled going to temple as a young boy in the "urban ghetto" of Boston's West End.
Once there, he became even closer to Mr. Fastow, going to temple with him and his wife, Leah, and socializing with them after work.
In the liner notes to his CD "Brother Moses Smote the Water," Mr. Nelson wrote: "Who ever said that going to temple had to be boring?
As a child, I dreaded going to temple or Hebrew classes, and had decided that being Jewish was hard work: one had to learn Hebrew, study Bible and attend synagogue during weekends and holidays.
These clients ask of the groom's mother: "Is she God-fearing, quarrelsome, friendly with the neighbours, how does she deal with the maid, is she going to temple, does she spend all day in the markets, at kitties [parties], and is there any drinking?
It has been seven years since the Kujur family became Hindu, established Lord Ram's idols in their home, began going to temples and reciting Hindu hymns.
In an interview with The Times of India, she comments, "I believe in good deeds, in karma, I don't believe in going to temples.
Jews go to temple and Christians go to church.
We used to go to temple like everyone else.
