Sentence examples similar to they pilgrimage from inspiring English sources
Most radical movements have had their own hymns, from "John Brown's Body" to "Solidarity Forever;" they offer pilgrimage in the form of protest marches and sacramental initiation through civil disobedience.
People flee from religious oppression and persecution; they make pilgrimages across the globe, they even walk up mountains on their knees because of religion.
A couple of weeks after my visit, the London shop manager tells Supreme's British disciples that if they're planning a pilgrimage they'll need to start queuing on the Thursday morning – instead of the Wednesday night – because the weekly influx of rough sleepers in £300 trainers is rankling the local council.
A couple of weeks after my visit, the London shop manager tells Supreme's British disciples that if they're planning a pilgrimage they'll need to start lining up on Thursday morning—instead of Wednesday night because the weekly influx of rough sleepers in $300 trainers is rankling the local government.
They went on pilgrimages; they made donations to monasteries.
Some of those online buyers are so loyal to the store that they make pilgrimages to it from around the world.
They make pilgrimages from time to time to museums & private homes where noteworthy Oriental rugs are to be found; the Widener collection; Henry du Pont's, and George Meyers.
They made pilgrimages to Mecca.
"As one of my friends told me, 'I'll never forgive the N.F.L. and Scott Walker for killing my Super Bowl buzz.' " In this environment, scores of Packers fans did what they customarily do in good times and bad: They made a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field, home of their beloved Packers for the last 54 years.
They spoke to Lionza's followers to hear why they made the pilgrimage, met up with a well-known spiritual guide, and looked on as a few brave souls had themselves possessed by the dead.
They took a Greyhound bus for 22 hours for what they called a "pilgrimage" to Washington.
