Sentence examples for hallowed destination from inspiring English sources
At Bayreuth in Germany, a hallowed destination for those Wagner lovers who manage to snag prized tickets, there is a new production by the provocative Swiss-born director Christoph Marthaler of "Tristan und Isolde" (opens July 25).
Whether due to history, size, atmosphere, or all of the above, these hallowed grounds of college football have become destinations in their own right.
The collaboration between Lord's Cricket Ground, hallowed territory for that sport, and Savile Row, the only destination for lovers of tailoring, came together for what the organizers described as a "grand match".
The hallowed slice is later presented to the goal scorer.
And, for the most part, the destination retail, dining and entertainment establishments that will lease space in the hallowed public areas of the Plaza remain under wraps.
In her Dec. 17 Metro Matters column, about the bizarre spectacle in Lower Manhattan, Joyce Purnick doesn't mention one aspect of the area: it is not only "hallowed ground, a relentless work site, an international crime scene, a backdrop for memorial services, a destination for celebrities and tourists".
Not every racetrack can be Churchill Downs, hallowed ground for those who have grown up following the sport and a top-of-the-bucket-list destination even for those who don't know the difference between a bridle and a bridal shower or think the first Saturday in May is close to Cinco de Mayo.
"That is hallowed ground".
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
"New York City is hallowed ground.
