Sentence examples for obligatory pilgrimage from inspiring English sources
A Queens Democrat would make an obligatory pilgrimage to Antun's in Queens Village.
The next day David and I made the obligatory pilgrimage to the Taktsang Monastery, precariously perched on cliffs above Paro.
Sir Freddie Laker was one of the pioneers, assigning DC10 jets to Saudi Arabia to empower Muslims to make their obligatory pilgrimage.
About halfway through "The American Painter Emma Dial" the title character makes the obligatory pilgrimage to West 24th Street in Chelsea, to attend an art opening.
After he left for Saudi Arabia to make hajj, the obligatory pilgrimage to Mecca, his nephew wrote to a friend, "My uncle is a changed man".
Centre of religion, goal of obligatory pilgrimage, and the seat of the ruler and of the autonomous court of the Sanhedrin (Jewish Council of Elders), Jerusalem became a great metropolis of the Hellenistic Age.
Like other artists and writers from the heartland in search of art and love, Indiana gradually made his way -- through the Army Air Corps, art school in Chicago, the obligatory European pilgrimage -- to New York.
In April 1964, with financial help from his half-sister Ella Little-Collins, MalcolmX flew to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as the start of his Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca obligatory for every Muslim who is able to do so.
And every major Republican presidential hopeful has granted an interview to Newsmax — almost all of them making the pilgrimage to West Palm Beach to meet with Mr. Ruddy and pose for the obligatory photo.
A pilgrimage to his foster mother's modest house in a university neighborhood here became almost obligatory for political figures, with the prominent exception of President Thabo Mbeki, who a year ago walked out of a world AIDS forum here as Nkosi was delivering a speech that implicitly criticized the president.
