Sentences with hallow
hal·low
H h - To hallow a battlefield.
- All Hallows Eve (or Halloween), the night before All Hallows Day (now more commonly known as "All Saints Day").
- ‘I've always wanted to do this,’ he shouted over his shoulder, doing a sharp U-turn over the hallowed turf.
- The two vessels closest to the observer's eye further hallow this sanctum.
- Come hallow the goblet with something more true / Than words we forget in a minute.
- If the sun were a hallow sphere of its present size and the earth were placed at the center, the moon could [. . . ]. Such a hallow sphere would hold more than a million balls the size of the earth.
- I even took Archie down to the club, albeit by accident, to show him the hallowed turf.
- It is less than two years since Pat Stephenson's men graced the hallowed turf in the final of the Junior Vase, with a 36-20 victory over Hoylake sparking joyous scenes.
- The Lord calls upon the faithful to set aside their material possessions and gather on hallowed ground to await their salvation.
- With this admixture he hallowed altar, walls, and floor, and spilled out that which remained at the base of the white altar stone.
- He bemoaned that many Hindu temples in America are principally ostentatious vehicles for flaunting the wealth of their rich benefactors rather than hallowed ground for community worship.
- On the whole, however, I would be more conservative with regard to the use of the Sanctus because of its hallowed place in the history of the Eucharistic prayer.
- But the most significant long-term result was to make marriage a respectable institution - a legal union regulated by the state and hallowed by the state church.
- Even without such extreme risk of discovery in a large city, Prophets could not walk on hallowed ground.
- This is the sacrament of Holy Communion, instituted and hallowed by Christ himself - assuring us that we are accepted in the Beloved.
- There was no scientific evidence for any of this, and the evidence actually contradicted the belief, but since it was hallowed by tradition, it persisted.
- So hallowed was the grain, that it was taboo to plant any other crop in the rice fields.
- Football is a religion, and Barcelona's Neu Camp Stadium is hallowed turf.
- Cut out very clearly you can read it. ‘Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name’, goodness.
- In teams managed and captained by former club legends, they play on the hallowed turf wearing the famous jersey.
- The Jew who prays today not only maintains the most hallowed of Jewish practices, he integrates the full range of the connections the Patriarchs established with God into his own spiritual essence.
- Many of them bent to kiss the newly hallowed ground in thanks and blessing.
- In all, this is a handsome book which gave me much pleasure as I toured vicariously places hallowed by centuries of Catholic piety.
- On a cold, damp winter day in central Maryland, U.S., a beautiful wooded hillside was transformed into a sacred grove, hallowed ground.
- The first is the Bible's admonition to those who naïvely presume that it is their simple human right to live on this hallowed ground.
- Since my days on the backbenches of the House I have made it my burden to initiate new MPs into the hallowed ways and traditions of the chamber.
- Enchanted ALL HALLOW'S EVE REVEL.