Sentence examples for rite for from inspiring English sources

A rite for our time.

The Stromberg family had been practicing the rite for generations.

The trips have become a postseason rite for Mike Piazza.

Sweeping economic goals and strategies have become an almost annual rite for Japan's successive prime ministers.

The dispute over spending is an annual rite for the city's budget.

JUMP-STARTING a running regimen is a springtime rite for recreational joggers across the country.

Visiting Mr. Rogovin has long been a rite for photographers, curators, historians, activists and writers.

Making sense of the Armed Career Criminal Act's "residual clause" has become an almost annual rite for the Supreme Court.

In his design for the Modena cemetery, Rossi invokes religion to conduct a last rite for architecture itself.

That's presumably a clue to Bruce's faintly exotic rite for celebrants in snakeskin bodytights and russet culottes.

Cinema alfresco has become an urban rite for New Yorkers similar to what drive-ins once were for suburbanites.