Sentence examples for hallowed land from inspiring English sources
The first is that a huge mosque would rise on hallowed land at ground zero.
If Israel wants to remain both Jewish and a democracy, the only workable alternative is to give the Palestinians a state of their own, thereby accepting that Israel must vacate most of that hallowed land on the West Bank.
Public land is hallowed ground".
"You're standing on hallowed ground; it's precious land," Representative Bill Pascrell Jr., a former mayor of Paterson, told about 50 preservationists and local government officials as the falls in the background tumbled 77 feet into a gorge.
The melody was jaunty, and the lyrics were unambiguously based on Hyde's masterpiece: In this cold commodity culture Where you lay your money down It's hard to even notice That all this earth is hallowed ground … The gift keeps moving Never know where it's going to land You must stand back and let it Keep on changing hands.
Such are the exquisite sensitivities that surround every detail in the creation of the National September 11 Memorial Museum, which is being built on land that many revere as hallowed ground.
"We all rise up and we march to the hallowed ground and we bring our manufacturers home to the promised land".
"That is hallowed ground".
"New York City is hallowed ground.
The seven-acre tract of land along the Passaic River, with the ruins of an old brick factory and weather-worn timbers lying amid the knots of scrubby vegetation, does not look much like hallowed ground.
Where they rest is now hallowed ground.
