The latest discord grew out of a two-paragraph statement Monday in which the Republican hopeful ignored legal niceties and hallowed tradition and called for "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims" entering the United States — in effect, imposing a religious test for people setting foot in America.
At almost any tea-party meeting you can expect to see some patriot brandishing a copy of the hallowed texts and calling, with trembling voice, for a prodigal America to redeem itself by returning to its "founding principles".
Imagine Deputy Mayor Joseph J. Lhota, a burly, gruff presence in City Hall, comparing the World Trade Center site to Gettysburg yesterday, and calling it "hallowed ground".
By 1988 Mrs. Snyder had been involved, by her count, in six efforts in 30 years to prevent developers from encroaching on what she called the "hallowed ground" of the battlefield.
The Queen called at hallowed wine towns such as Peso da Régua and Pinhão, whose Wine Academy, located in an historic lodge, is a virtual Fort Knox of fine ports and aromatic local cheeses.
Trump ignores legal niceties and hallowed tradition as he calls for a religious test for people setting foot in America.
You see the grammatical gaffe everywhere: on billboards, in movie ads, in grocery stores, on restaurant menus -- even in the hallowed (do we still call them hallowed?) pages of the New York Times.
Senator Robert G. Torricelli praised the Great Falls in Paterson as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, and Congressman Bill Pascrell called the site "hallowed ground".
Their wonderful songs seem too familiar, their well-made plots too proficient, their long-accepted innovations too hallowed by history to be called fresh.
Mr. Taylor said at the news conference that he felt the weight of leading a series at what he called a "great hallowed place," where he first performed in 1970 at 22. (He said the concert convinced his mother he could finally make a living in music).
Next song up and Sir Mick's voice was calling out the hallowed lyric "It's only Rock n' Roll (but I like it)".
