Sentence examples for hallowed hot from inspiring English sources
The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council, which studies such things, traces the arrival of the hot dog -- and dachshunds -- to 19th-century German immigrants, not to Nathan's patriarch, Nathan Handwerker, whose urban legacy was to make Coney Island hallowed hot dog turf.
Instead, the opportunistic screenwriter feels compelled to scribble all over the hallowed source material, adding dirty drawings, rude words and scenes where someone – a very hot someone – gets their kit off.
Emil Dansker Cincinnati, July 15 , 2008 To the Editor: The hot dog vendors at Ebbets Field were as much a part of that hallowed ballpark's scene as the Brooklyn Sym-Phony, which launched into "Three Blind Mice" when the umpires made their appearance, or the organist Gladys Goodding pumping out songs like "You Are My Sunshine" if the afternoon sky grew dark.
"That is hallowed ground".
To someone stepping off a stifling hot 125th Street, the Apollo Theater - cool, dark and empty, as it was on a recent afternoon - felt like hallowed space.
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
"New York City is hallowed ground.
The German word Weihnachten denotes "hallowed night".
Public land is hallowed ground".
Everything is held as hallowed.
