Sentence examples for hallowed ritual from inspiring English sources
Beyond the hallowed ritual of the halftime orange slice, we had no soccer culture to speak of.
UNITED NATIONS — A certain hallowed ritual around the United Nations holds that to ensure a truly auspicious beginning, any new branch of the world body needs a really first-rate acronym.
The Chinese Communist Party began its most hallowed ritual today, a huge, weeklong meeting in the Great Hall of the People that will anoint the country's next generation of leaders and set its political and economic direction for years to come.
When it comes to the hallowed ritual of listening to music, that spinning wheel is very important for some people.
The first woman in more than a thousand years to perform the Knife Ceremony, a hallowed sushi ritual, did so last year.
Normally, this hallowed hockey ritual would be the highlight of any day in this town, but not necessarily on Patriot's Day in this grand old city with the anarchic drivers and the gargling accents and the hearts displayed openly on every sleeve.
"They'll say, 'What do you guys have that looks like this?' " Ms. Rywelski was describing the annual shopping frenzy that takes place in America shortly before that hallowed high-school ritual, prom, customarily in May or June.
The event was widely reported and further chronicled in a popular poem, "The Burial of Latané," by John R. Thompson, which read in part: But woman's voice, in accents soft and low Trembling with pity, touched with pathos, read Over this hallowed dust the ritual for the dead.
Just as our rituals are hallowed by time, we must be careful because prejudice and violence are also very old as well.
The Sabbath and festivals are bound to the Jewish calendar, reoccur at fixed intervals, and are celebrated at home and in the synagogue according to ritual set forth in Jewish law and hallowed by Jewish custom.
Still far ahead of coffee, its nearest rival, the ritual of tea-drinking remains a firm and hallowed part of the English scene.
