Sentence examples for opened a temple from inspiring English sources

By 1995, Yan Ming had opened a temple on the Bowery, a cramped space without heat or electricity.

Mr. Bhaktipada was one of the first American followers of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, an Indian holy man who opened a temple in the East Village in 1965.

However, a Belgian group who, claiming to be faithful to the true Antoinist tradition, opened a temple in Angleur on 1 April 1943, preferred to keep the portraits of the Antoines in the temple.

In the long term, she says she'd like to open a temple food restaurant of sorts.

The obvious thing would be to open a temple of fine dining that would declare his ascension into the chef firmament, preferably an eponymous temple that would secure his immortality in the public mind, but the idea made him sick.

"We get a sense of belonging, putting down roots," said Aruna Bharati, who has lived in the area for almost 23 years and who said she had been a member of a group that tried to open a temple before there were enough Indians to sustain one.

Last week, he opened CrossBar, a temple of porcine extravagance (among the menu items are roast suckling pig and puffed pigs' ears) in the Limelight Marketplace.

Instead, his wife will, taking part in a religious ceremony to open a Buddhist temple in southern France on Aug. 22.

Instead, Mr. Sarkozy's office said, his wife, Carla, would meet with the Dalai Lama, taking part in a religious ceremony to open a Buddhist temple in southern France on Aug. 22.

Soon to open a London outpost designed by David Adjaye, though she insists: "We're not out to conquer the universe like some of the men" Dauphin of the New York art market, Zwirner gave shows to three Gagosian artists last year and opened a five-story minimalist temple a block from his principal gallery.

The court ordered the government to take over the temple, and appointed two commissioners to serve as witnesses whenever temple workers opened a vault, including those used for festival ornaments.