Sentence examples for own rite from inspiring English sources

Carrying the banner leading 2004's million-person March for Women's Lives was my own rite of passage.

But Sadler's Wells, London's major dance house, had its own "Rite of Spring" tribute, by Akram Khan, generally considered one of Britain's most important choreographers.

When making his own Rite, Keegan-Dolan set out to connect with his own ancestry, while steering clear of any Celtic twilight imagery.

Scholars assume that a simple and uniform liturgy existed in western Europe until the end of the 5th century and that only in the 6th century did the Gallican church develop its own rite and chant with Oriental influences.

Ballet's Own Rite of Spring MAY 23 -- The opening night of the spring season of the American Ballet Theater, at the Metropolitan Opera House, will aid the ballet's performances, educational programs and scholarships.

It's the centrepiece of the mall, a place to congregate, a place of worship in its own rite.

Other religions would be free to perform their own rites.

After some debate and soul-searching, we decided to invent our own rites.

It was Bruce Springsteen the fan and aspirant, humanizing himself by describing in poignant detail his own rites of rock passage.

Tourists may divide Paris into Rive Gauche and Rive Droite, but Parisians are pickier and slice it much more finely, by quartiers -- Montmartre, Le Marais, Montparnasse -- each with its own rites and rituals, and, often, its own community club.

Television is the best medium for delivering a spiritual message widely and fast (faster even than a Hallmark card), yet television has its own rites and ratings requirements that inevitably abase the faith.