Sentence examples for hallowed relics from inspiring English sources
Or rather, the programmes to which he lent his brand of gurgling pranksterism were not the asinine guff they may have appeared, but hallowed relics from Simpler Times.
Many of baseball's most hallowed relics have been discovered and then sold at auction: Babe Ruth's 1920 "Curse of the Bambino" contract, which sent him from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees; Jackie Robinson's jersey from his groundbreaking first year in the major leagues; and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson's bat, the famous "Black Betsy".
Years later he retraces the path he followed, finds people who helped save him and even finds hallowed relics of the ruined plane.
A unique feature of ancient Buddhist architecture, vatadages were built for the protection of small stupas that had an important relic enshrined in them or were built on hallowed ground.
"That is hallowed ground".
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
"New York City is hallowed ground.
Public land is hallowed ground".
Everything is held as hallowed.
The German word Weihnachten denotes "hallowed night".
