Sentence examples for hallowed union from inspiring English sources

What's unmentioned is the rewards of patronage Harry has enjoyed for a decade — it was his father, in the hallowed union tradition, who got him the job.

He's vowed on "day one" of his presidency to try to repeal the federal law establishing prevailing wages, something hallowed to trade unions.

How Labour did or didn't select a parliamentary candidate for Falkirk, with Watson and Miliband's amusingly different version of events, is less important than what the episode says about the widening rift between "the industrial and the political wings of the movement", in the once hallowed phrase, or between unions and party.

"... hallowed be thy name" -- Hallowed, meaning sacred.

Nevada is the only state in the union where brothels are legal, but prostitution is by no means a hallowed trade.

"That is hallowed ground".

The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.

Actually, it's hallowed.

"New York City is hallowed ground.

Public land is hallowed ground".

Everything is held as hallowed.