Sentence examples for hallowed Father from inspiring English sources

Baseball, for him, was communion with the Hallowed Father, not a career.

A frank declaration of dependence, it completely lacks the revolutionary genius and rhetorical grace of our hallowed July 4 document.

But prominent historians, such as Pulitzer Prize winner James McPherson and filmmaker Ken Burns, decried the effort, calling the field "hallowed". Last year, the National Trust for Historic Preservation listed the battlefield as one of the country's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.

Picked by François Hollande to be economy minister after a row over austerity prompted a reshuffle, the young investment banker suggested that France could consider an end to its hallowed 35-hour week. 35-hour week

Although high street brands tend to cast a face with a certain celebrity cache – Elton John is said to be starring in John Lewis' hallowed Christmas advert campaign – the hiring of Willoughby is being seen as tactical as much as it is newsworthy.

Another Cresta triple-triple from that hallowed 2006 tournament.

All told, he took back roughly half of that hallowed 1981 tax cut.

But a genuinely unsettling change was the news that soon the chart show may leave its hallowed early Sunday evening slot and relocate to Friday night.

Deploying the hallowed 1939 "Book of Tasty and Healthy Food," known to Soviet citizens simply as "the Book," they recreate old dissident get-togethers, preparing a Stalin's Deathday Dinner and even brewing their own kvass.

HOURS before gathering around roasted turkeys with their families, thousands of Americans wander into the chill to partake in hallowed Thanksgiving Day traditions with thousands of their neighbors — and thousands of people from the next town over.

With the hallowed 1952 Topps Mantle now selling for $10,000 to $15,000 in off condition, collectors and fans have shifted their attention to his second Topps in the same grade.