Sentence examples similar to launch a pilgrimage from inspiring English sources
Legions of tuberculosis patients launch a "zombie pilgrimage" to Berlin, Goetz writes.
The 2006 Centennial Celebration Kickoff launched with a "pilgrimage" to Cornell University on November 19 , 2005
On 27 November 1095, Pope Urban II called together the Council of Clermont, and urged all those present to take up arms under the sign of the Cross and launch an armed pilgrimage to recover Jerusalem and the East from the Muslims.
Thom and his brother James went on a pilgrimage to Italy to learn the fundamentals of great pizza before launching the Napoli-inspired Pizza Pilgrims – which they now serve daily from their travelling van/oven at London's Berwick Street market.
Yet as we gathered to launch our pilgrimage, we recognised that Bach's music is one of the touchstones of civilisation – to be treasured every time we hear or recreate it.
And so a pilgrimage began.
She calls it a "pilgrimage".
Chris and Barry are on a pilgrimage.
He died on a pilgrimage to Arabia.
