Sentence examples for making regular pilgrimages from inspiring English sources

Many French composers of the late nineteenth century were deeply under Wagner's spell, making regular pilgrimages to Bayreuth.

Sponsorship deals with Reebok, New Balance, and Nike followed, and big-time college coaches began making regular pilgrimages to Ramsey.

In 1980, Phil Markham began making regular pilgrimages to the Ledges, a scenic and popular destination for clothing-optional recreational swimming — what used to be known, in the pre-postmodern era, as skinny-dipping — in the town of Wilmington.

Indeed, on her book's first page Forrest invokes the patron saint of mentally ill beauties with bad taste in men, as she describes how, at 13, she began making regular pilgrimages after school to the Tate in London, to visit Millais's portrait of the drowned Ophelia.

And in his work and his correspondence, Nietzsche begins to refer to his secret, while making regular pilgrimages to the south of France and Italy, climes he celebrated in his writing for their life-affirming culture and, in Mr. Köhler's telling, for their homosexual pleasures.

Even residents who were ardent in their opposition to more development had a hard time reconciling their position with the possibility of harming Mr. Winner, whose dairy farm has been an institution in Moorestown since 1949, with schools making regular pilgrimages to see the milking operation.

Frank Nuovo, the chief designer for the cell-phone maker Nokia, tells me he makes regular pilgrimages.

For the last 15 years, this curious name has vexed the obsessive assassination buffs who make regular pilgrimages to the Oswald plot here in Fort Worth.

We almost never had a television, but we always made regular pilgrimages to the library and came home with pillowcases filled with books.

It's an irresistible stop for travelers returning from points north, and more than a few Westchester families make regular pilgrimages.

ARMONK - FOR years I made regular pilgrimages to the outskirts of this village to buy fresh cider and doughnuts at the legendary Schultz's, now closed.