Sentence examples for hallowed address from inspiring English sources
She had came one step closer to winning her first Grand Slam singles title at tennis' most hallowed address.
Tucked away in the rugged Ramapo Mountains 40 miles northwest of New York and far from any ocean or spa, this once hallowed address was all but forgotten for more than half a century, a Sleepy Hollow of boarded-up summer palaces and moldering villas.
Thirty years ago, this was a hallowed address in American music: the former movie theater that held the studio of Stax Records.
The post office may have mandated that most addresses have street numbers, but this elegantly simple address, hallowed by history, apparently still works for angry petitioners: The Mayor City Hall New York, N.Y.
"Don't worry, I'll get to you later," he said, which I took to mean either its face-value version--I'm a little busy right now entertaining guests, but I'll be sure to talk to you later--or something more portentous like, Look, we'll discuss your invasion of this hallowed ground when I'm ready to address it.
That is what Lincoln said in the Gettysburg Address — and there is no more hallowed text in the American Creed than that.
In his commencement address at West Point on June 1 , 2002 Mr. Bush laid to rest the hallowed policy of deterrence, which had emerged from America's struggle to contain the expansion of the Soviet Union in the nuclear age.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It is a sequence of holes so hallowed in the game that Amen Corner, at Augusta National, has been compared with it, but while the Loop is far more complex geometrically, as golf goes it is less difficult.
"That is hallowed ground".
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
