Sentence examples for hallowed place from inspiring English sources

"I considered Van Cortlandt a hallowed place," he said.

Mr. Springsteen stood squarely in that hallowed place when he took the stage minutes later.

Because political expression occupies such a hallowed place in the American constitutional tradition, the court's First Amendment concerns won't vanish.

Sort of makes me appreciate working at such a hallowed place, especially after a long and tiring night game.

"The American consumer made clear that Joe Genster and his teammates had won a hallowed place in the hearts of their countrymen," Mr. Wyden wrote.

The thousands of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails hold a hallowed place in Palestinian society, and Mr. Hamdiya was buried with military honors.

In the United States such a hallowed place would usually mean a mega-experience visitors' centre, with a $25-plus 25-plus entry

WE sat there on the dusty knoll of Ancient Olympia Stadium and watched the first women to compete in that hallowed place.

More than that, the identification of the siege with international terrorism was also likely to impose it on international politics -- restoring the Chechen struggle to a hallowed place in the iconography of radical Islam, whether it belonged there or not.

For Dickens, writing novels is a way of getting into those hallowed places.

Beginning on Christmas Day , 1999 and ending on the last day of 2000, he travelled with the Monteverdi Choir and the English Baroque Soloists to more than fifty churches in Europe and America, including hallowed places where Bach worked.