Sentence examples for sacred zone from inspiring English sources

Another physical innovation involved color on the floor around the central medication dispensary to indicate a "sacred zone" that no one may enter if someone else is already working there.

To those who study such arcana, it is an article of faith that you cannot hope to win a general election without securing the hearts, minds, gut feelings, and wallets of Middle England — that nebulous but sacred zone which, with its touch of Tolkien, refers to the millions of citizens who have acquired the hobbit-y habits of moderation, and who, having done O.K., would like to do better still.

To those who study such arcana, it is an article of faith that you cannot hope to win a general election without securing the hearts, minds, gut feelings, and wallets of Middle England that nebulous but sacred zone which, with its touch of Tolkien, refers to the millions of citizens who have acquired the hobbit-y habits of moderation, and who, having done O.K., would like to do better still.

He told the AP news agency that it had been there long before the area was declared a sacred zone about 20 years ago.

This is sacred zone of denial.

Our passage from the ordinary landscape of the workweek into the sacred zone of the Sabbath is a process of opening our eyes to spiritual sight.

Some of the constructions in Palenque were built on the remains of other previous structures that most likely were sacred zones of great importance.

Our sacred no-cellphone zone.

Each person touches it, as if the sign, to establish their territory as an internationally protected "humanitarian zone", is sacred.

"Her work makes me aware that performance is something I hold very sacred and a free zone where anything goes," Ms. Lewis said.

"The archaeological zone is sacred to us; it hasn't been touched," Carmelo Neri, 67, a restaurant owner, hollered indignantly, waving his arm toward the Valley of the Temples, a 1,557-acre 1,557-acre for tempark, burial sites and urban ruins.