Sentence examples for making a pilgrimage from inspiring English sources

Soon everyone was making a pilgrimage to the boxing den by the beach.

When we walked to St George's Hall it was like making a pilgrimage.

Bici remembers when to skateboard seriously meant making a pilgrimage to the west coast.

He might even consider making a pilgrimage to the factory that afforded the place.

I don't think the people making a pilgrimage to the Frick's Vermeer exhibition are eccentrics.

Tanowitz's research for the piece involved making a pilgrimage to all four places that inspired the poems.

Millions of Shiites are making a pilgrimage to Karbala, Iraq, this weekend, despite threat of snipers and suicide bombers.

And this spring may hold special interest for flea market aficionados making a pilgrimage to New York.

These out-of-towners are making a pilgrimage to a magical city famed in song and lithograph and TV movie.

Making a pilgrimage to the shrine, she hopes (or seems to hope) to be the beneficiary of a miracle.

"The Canterbury Tales" is a collection of stories told by a group of twenty-nine people making a pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral.