Sentence examples for its observances from inspiring English sources

This was an old-fashioned system of apprenticeship, informal in its protocols but ironclad in its observances.

While early Icelandic Christianity was more lax in its observances than traditional Catholicism, Pietism, a religious movement imported from Denmark in the 18th century, had a marked effect on the island.

PLEDGES ITS OBSERVANCE Declares No Change In Politics at Home Will Alter Germany's Policy of Payment.

The passions that surround its observance are implicit, but it provides a firm peg on which to hang deeply personal reflections and memories, most of them nothing to do with Christian doctrine, which linger long after the priest and the doctor have run off home again across the fields.

It was Earth Day, and in its observance the apprentices were going to be shown "The Greening of Southie," a documentary about the construction of an environmentally friendly luxury apartment building in an old working-class neighborhood in Boston.

A later copyist of the manuscript inserted the word "again" to make it say "I won't eat it again," since the tradition had developed that Jesus did observe Passover that night and changed its observance to the Christian Eucharist or Mass.

Gerald Ford urging Americans to participate in its observance.

Its observance is one of our proudest boasts.

Incidental Intelligence: Fergus Falls, Minnesota, has just concluded its observance of Know Your Own Strength Week.

At the same time, the 'Ndrangheta is punctilious in its observance of old-fashioned underworld values.

Mr. Moussa had asserted during Friday Prayer that Hamas was lax in its observance of Islamic law.