Sentence examples for veritable shrine from inspiring English sources

Before your brain becomes too befuddled, head to Ludlow and stock up at this veritable shrine to craft-brewing.

In her colorfully decorated truck, Ms. Campanella has fashioned a veritable shrine to Angelo, known as Chubby the Ice Cream Man, hanging his pictures and his laminated 2009 death notice, and putting rosary beads on the rear-view mirror.

Set in 1895 in Bruges, Belgium, portrayed as a dying city, the story tells of Paul, a wealthy man mourning the death of his saintly young wife, Marie, for whom he maintains a veritable shrine in his home.

Specializing in the Beats, psychedelia, and writers like Richard Brautigan, the satirist author of "Trout Fishing in America," the shop is a veritable shrine to Japan's peculiar, nuanced fascination with Americana.

Throw in the flosses of every conceivable flavor, color, girth and slipperiness, the fluoride and antimicrobial rinses, the rubber tips, the dental gums and the whitening strips, and you have a veritable shrine to St. Apollonia of Alexandria, the patron saint of dentistry, who lived so long ago she did not even have to grapple with the question, Tube or pump?

Mike Mansfield, the former Senate majority leader from Montana, is his hero, and a conference room in his Senate office is a veritable Mansfield shrine.

Leo's (200 Grand Street), with its curved, turquoise bar, has a jukebox jammed with the crooner's classics and has a veritable Sinatra shrine, with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia covering the walls.

Last time I was in the Times Square Toys RR" Us, there was a veritable Angry Birds fucking shrine.

Last time I was in the Times Square Toys RR" Us in New York City, there was a veritable Angry Birds fucking shrine.

In India, outdoor shrines may be surrounded by a veritable crowd of papier-mâché figures set on the ground as offerings.

Then there is the ultimate and, in every respect, saddest shrine: Jim Morrison's grave at the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris, a veritable idiot magnet, subject over the years to defacement, orgies, devil-worship rites and the attempted robbery of the singer's remains.