Sentence examples for sacred moves from inspiring English sources
These actions, while seemingly mundane, in Mr. Carter's weathered hands are like sacred moves.
PAGE C13 A SQUEEZE ON SCHOOLS Parents in New York City consider it a sacred tenet: Moving into a good elementary school's zone guarantees that your children can go there.
Again, this is straight from the Silicon Valley book of sacred beliefs: Move fast and break things.
Hagi's sacred No10 shirt moved from player to player before it finally came into Adrian Mutu's possession.
When you were 27, before you embarked on this string of sacred journeys, you moved to Berlin to escape a kind of hard-to-define feeling of malaise, noting that you "always had a precocious sense of crisis".
Some of Carroll's anguished quasi-poetic meditations on the horrors of sacred violence are moving, and his chapters on how the idea of Jerusalem has inspired much of what is best and worst about America are filled with fascinating anecdotes and facts.
It's only by building a world where every life is sacred that we move forward".
The gravestones are sacred and will be moved to a better location, he said.
And Rhapsody and Pandora are seeking ways to offer their services to motorists, moving into sacred territory the traditional radio stations have held for decades.
The change can be detected with the name of the sacred text itself: we move from "Koran", the older anglicised form, to the new "Qur'an", which is now accepted as the correct Arabic transliteration and pronunciation of the word.
As we took our seats cross-legged in a sacred circle -- always moving clockwise -- one woman asked permission if we could go topless, as this was unusually a Temascal ceremony without men.
