Sentence examples for some rites from inspiring English sources

The use of salt in some rites may be based on the fact that salt has drawing or draining properties.

Some rites were performed every day, whereas others were festivals, taking place at longer intervals and often limited to a particular temple or deity.

Analysis examined 10 initiation components separately, then together, comparing women who underwent all rites, some rites and no rites.

The best are probably those that mark some rite of passage, a perfect storm of anticipation, surprise and wonder.

BRAC schools use some rote learning, but also lots of singing, dancing, drawing, games, individual attention, group study and Montessori-style work with educational toys.

The diaries address nuclear-war fears, which come across not as some rote period touch but, rather, as a real, ramifying dread.

If you say someone is an experienced public leader you do not mean that he (or she)has mastered some rote task.

But, just as surely, most noes believe in something like what the Super-Naturalists would call faith — they search for transcendence and epiphany, practice some ritual, live some rite.

After he beat the Athletics, then shut down Seattle in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series, Mussina seems to have gone through some rite of passage with teammates who have played in so many big games.

I'm obviously not talking about some rote recitation, but a heartfelt new exploration of the ancient question, who are we?

If the trailer is any indication, the holiday bash in the movie is one of epic proportions ― think "The Hangover" ― with toilet-water-drinking reindeer, flaming Christmas trees and some "Rite-Aid baby-making".