Sentence examples for holy town from inspiring English sources
By the mid-1990s, Mr. Hakeem had opened Holy Town.
Next week he visits the holy town of Rishikesh, mecca for yoga devotees.
It's a holy town, so there's no alcohol or meat (no eggs, even), which is fine for me.
When American forces undertake big military operations, such as the recent siege around the Shia holy town of Najaf, it is he who calls many of the shots.
When Holy Town opened, Mr. Hakeem's neighborhood at the edge of the old quarter of Hyderabad had one private school, a Catholic one.
New Vrindaban — named after a holy town in India — was the largest Hare Krishna commune in America, and was opened to the public in 1979.
Base yourself at the Oberoi Amarvilas around 30km away from Mathura and Vrindavan and take in these two holy towns as well as the Taj Mahal.
Gokarna, south of Goa, is a holy Hindu town with a barely developed 6km beach and has far fewer backpackers than Goa and Kerala.
Other scholars have suggested that the name Tiruchirappalli is a rewording of Tiru-chinna-palli, meaning "holy little town".
COPENHAGEN, Denmark ― Imam Abdul Wahid Pedersen first began to spiritually connect to the Islamic faith on a mountain in the holy temple town of Hampi, India in the summer of 1977.
Last weekend, in the holy temple town of Udupi in the southwestern Indian state of Karnataka, a gathering of saints and devotees took place in honor of Sri Madhvacharya.
