Sentence examples for ritual visits from inspiring English sources

Aram & his confreres had a carriage constructed in Brussels that was identical with one that the Sultan rode in when making ritual visits to a mosque except that it had a built-in timebomb.

The book begins by describing the ritual visits the narrator and her grandfather made to the zoo when she was young, and in the middle of her book tour last week, Ms. Obreht, who used to visit the zoo in Belgrade with her own grandfather, stopped by the zoo in Central Park, one of her favorite places in New York.

He joins a Waorani family in Ecuador's Amazon jungle as they hunt for anaconda as part of a strength-giving ritual, visits the bushmen of the Kalahari who live among lions, and travels up the Sepik river in Papua New Guinea to learn how the Ngala call and hunt for crocodiles in the mud.

Following a ritual visit to Thebes, Piye's forces met the Libyans' river fleet and defeated it.

Instead, Tyler and his mother, who live Enfield, Conn., will collect a few keepsakes to begin a new Father's Day ritual: visiting Dad at the cemetery.

Much of India's hair exports come from the Tirupati temple, the country's most popular shrine, where pilgrims cut their hair as part of a ritual visit.

In this convention year, with John Kerry and some Democratic delegates making a ritual visit to Fenway Park and the Republicans soon to gather on Yankee turf, the stakes have been amped.

The ritual visit is occurring uncommonly early this year, less than a week after Mr. Obama handily defeated Senator John McCain of Arizona, who was the Republican nominee and Mr. Bush's preferred candidate.

The estate where Mr. Edwards paid the ritual visit to his running mate includes a swimming pool, carriage house and colonial manse whose front is adorned with six white columns and a pair of stone lions flanking the entrance -- not the ideal image for two Democratic millionaires beginning their campaign as champions of ordinary Americans.

And chemistry is very dependent on glass too, as Prof Andrea Sella of University College London - the king of our chemical sandcastle - was keen to point out as I make my now ritual visit to his lab.

But yesterday, visiting Seattle, I made my ritual visit to Tom Douglas Dahlia Bakeryy and bought some of his focaccia stuffing which came with Douglas' recipe.