Sentence examples for sacred day from inspiring English sources

"Christmas Day is a really sacred day.

Other than making some people feel virtuous on a sacred day, not much was gained.

Although I enjoy the camaraderie, beware any fellow-foragers who happen to stray near me on one particular, sacred day.

ON Christianity's most sacred day, when the infinite possibilities of renewal are affirmed, death cast its tireless shadow across Riverside Church.

There was, said Pierre Giacometti, chief of the Ipsos polling institute, a "structural abstention" among people who "no longer regard Election Day as a sacred day".

On this sacred day of remembrance, I can say with confidence that, together, we're on the path of success in Afghanistan".

And on my wedding day, the most sacred of sacred days, when I had the chance to choose any song ever written to dance with my mother to I chose "All That I Got Is You".

I don't know the names of any of the other guests and staff members that Stu and George saved on that sacred, sad day.

And the sense that all "property" is really shared not only with other human beings but also with the soil, the seed, the rain, the rivers, the myriad sorts of animals and plants and microbes -- with YHWH, the Breath that connects us all -- is actually to be affirmed and made a practical practice by the rhythm of restfulness, through the sacred seventh day, seventh month, seventh year, 50th year.

Yale's Schola Cantorum, joined by the Yale Russian Chorus and a guest ensemble from Boston, the Hellenic College Schola Cantorum, is presenting a program of sacred music Friday afternoon at 4 in Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

Of course, the move away from the sacred 3pm Saturday spot is a minor assault on that tradition, and with kick-offs already spread all over Saturdays, Sundays and some week nights, it might be considered that having a few games on a Friday will make no difference.