Sentence examples for shrine reading from inspiring English sources

In the days preceding his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame today, Vyacheslav Fetisov wandered the halls of the shrine, reading about the select group of members he would soon join.

The sign above the shrine read: "In Memory of Nodar Kumaritashvili".

Advertised on Homestay, Mr Oldbury's description of his shrine reads: 'I'm offering any Padawan the chance to stay with me December 4th and 5th and enjoy my incredible collection just before the new Star Wars film is released.

"In the name of Allah, my brothers in the Mahdi Army, I beg you, if civilians are in the shrine, leave with them, and leave your guns behind," intoned a voice from the shrine's loudspeaker, reading a message from Mr. Sadr.

The sculpted column from the temple shrine has a hieroglyphic text reading "toppling of the Foundation House" that may refer to the fall of the Copán dynasty.

Rémy Vialeret, another member of '17 Never Again', told Metro News France that most people use the shrine as a place to honour the dead - reading the notes and admiring the tribute - but sometimes they encounter "vindictive people".

Old English Intelligence: Tacked up beside the entrance of the church in Stoke Poges, the shrine celebrated in Gray's "Elegy," is a handwritten sign reading:….

"D&D We love you," read the impromptu shrine at the site of the accident.

(The actual notes contained the line from the poem "which blazes upon Edis's shrine," but Cosey slipped up and made it read "which blares upon Edis's shrine").

The caption next to the photo reads: "This is the shrine of Hajar Ben Adi al-Kundi.

"The people of Kadhimiya mourn for the government in the death of water and electricity," a tongue-and-cheek banner read near a Shiite shrine in Baghdad.