Sentence examples for separate advent from inspiring English sources

A lot of Protestant churches have begun to use red or blue candles to separate Advent from other holidays.

Even though Christmas carols are common during the Advent season, there are separate Advent hymns and carols meant for the season before Christmas.

Even where Christians, Muslims and others have been separated by the advent of nationalism and modernity, the memory of shrine-sharing often persists.Another example: the monastery of Mar Elias (the prophet Elijah) outside Bethlehem is a place where Christians and Muslims continued until very recent times to congregate for a summer festival.

Though the Tamil area was integrated culturally with the rest of India for a long time, politically it was for most of the time a separate entity until the advent of British rule in India.

It seems apt that the advent of separates coincided with the pro-choice movement: Both gave women power over their bodies one over its presentation, the other over its procreation.

Separate chapters will detail the advent of the billable hour, the 1977 Supreme Court decision permitting lawyers to advertise their services and a magazine called The American Lawyer, which in 1985 began to publish estimates of lawyers' incomes.

I associate this change with the advent of "the separate".

But in the midst of all of this turmoil a revolution is brewing that could dramatically upend our oil use driven by the confluence of three separate but powerful trends: 1) The advent of the sharing economy including Transportation Network Companies (TNCs); 2) Long range affordable Electric Vehicles; and 3) Autonomous Vehicles.

The calendar has a separate compartment for each day of Advent.

There has been a subsequent skyrocketing of the state's adult prison population, to 49,033 today from 6,000 in 1973, while tales of horrible conditions prompted the advent in 2005 of a separate Department of Juvenile Justice.

Before the advent of the laryngeal theory, a separate Proto-Indo-European vowel ə (called schwa indogermanicum) was reconstructed to account for these correspondences.