Sentence examples for pilgrim path from inspiring English sources

In Mina, Muzdalifah and Arafat, the three most important places that form the pilgrim path, there are more plastic bottles, wraps and bags strewn around than many cities produce in a year.

They're breaking routines, temporarily leaving home with its comfortable chairs and lockable doors, going out on the pilgrim path, not to leave the earth behind but to get back in touch with it, be right in the middle of it, alive, in spring.

Perhaps it's time to try the pilgrims' path to Santiago de Compostela.

Venders were everywhere along the pilgrims' path, hawking T-shirts and baseball caps and medals decorated with the Santa Muerte.

I must mention the Pilgrims' Path to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, perhaps one of the best coast walks I have ever done.

He placed the visitors' center beside the old pilgrims' path, which winds through woods from the valley all the way up the hill, and adjacent to a parking lot, which has been usefully trimmed.

The scenario amplifies the role of the Wicked Witch of the West, showing her as the source of all the obstacles in the pilgrims' path, as she watches them on the private television of her crystal ball.

With sales of nearly 2.9 million copies, the book is a publishing phenomenon, all the more improbable because it is about a pilgrimage Mr. Kerkeling made to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain, following the medieval pilgrims' path known as the Way of St. James.

Macfarlane's expansive travelogue takes him from the British Isles to the West Bank and the pilgrims' paths of Spain and the Himalayas.

MacFarlane sets out to wander, mostly on foot, the "ancient ways" that traverse the British Isles, the West Bank, and the pilgrims' paths of central Spain and the Himalayas.

B1 IRAQI PILGRIMS -- For more than three decades, the pilgrim's path was walked in secret.