Sentence examples similar to time is consecrated from inspiring English sources

Before the finished icon is used, it likewise is consecrated.

"This is consecrated ground," said one distinguished gray-haired man.

A chapter is consecrated to this doctrine of the minimum.

Gutted in 1689 and rebuilt several times, it was consecrated in 1961 after its most recent restoration.

There are times when those whose lives are consecrated to the assimilation and explanation of the word of God cannot remain silent when that word is attenuated seriously by indifference or by error or by insensitivity or by ignorance.

But then it was consecrated one more time, in 2001 on Sept. 11.

Was this at the time that the Rev. Gene Robinson was being consecrated by the Episcopal Church as the first openly gay bishop?

On Nov. 6, 1789, he was appointed bishop of Baltimore a diocese at that time encompassing the entire United States; he was consecrated the following year.

5. Lughnasadh's alternate name, Lammas, derives from the Old English term for "loaf mass". It originated from early English celebrations of harvest time, during which loaves of bread were consecrated.

U.S. President John F. Kennedy stated in July 1963 about the battle and Lincoln's speech: "Five score years ago the ground on which we here stand shuddered under the clash of arms and was consecrated for all time by the blood of American manhood.

They instinctively feel their art has been consecrated by the passage of time.