Sentence examples for hallowed night from inspiring English sources

The German word Weihnachten denotes "hallowed night".

This slick, fictionalized re-creation of that hallowed night, previously seen in Florida and Washington State (and rumored to be Broadway bound), is what you might call a no-brainer baby boomer money-spinner.

Its center is Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew," and bits of that hallowed text run through the evening.

Still, at least their hated arch-rivals can't lift the trophy in the hallowed Maracanā tonight.

On that now-hallowed first night at the 100 Club, I met people who live for both the music and the scene.

And last night at the aforementioned Toronto arena, the hallowed Maple Leafs of hockey began a Stanley Cup playoff series against the Devils.

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.

On Thursday night at City Center four first-rate dancers and a hallowed flamenco singer just went ahead and did it, to paraphrase George Balanchine and the Nike ads.

"The disrespect shown to this hallowed ground by hatching this abomination in the middle of the night and forcing it here because of this extremist element is the reason that the American people think higher of North Korea than they do of this body".

And by morning, they had made their way to the hallowed ground of Kufa Mosque, where sun lit the gold domes like a quarter moon.

The evening before All Saints' Day became a holy, or hallowed, eve and thus Halloween.