Sentences with phrase «hallowed walls»

I've spent months trying to decide if I wanted to try and scale that most hallowed wall of the traditional publishers, but recently decided to go it alone.

Its founders would doubtless have been shocked to see women within its hallowed walls, let alone studying beside fresh - faced friars.

«When you leave these hallowed walls, please break your silence.

For the first time in its history, the United Nations, with the endorsement of no less than Kofi Annan, allowed a film crew to shoot inside its hallowed walls.

Comment: Gentlemen & Players is set inside the hallowed walls of St Oswald's Grammar School for Boys, an archaic establishment on the edge of an unnamed and unremarkable Northern English town (school motto: Audere, agere, auferre: To dare, to strive, to conquer).

As I've said more than once here within the hallowed walls of Writer Unboxed — i.e., at the risk of repeating myself again — I have always loved this quote from Saul Bellow:

Lhasa Apso Facts History & Characteristics Originating hundreds of years ago in the Himalayan Mountains in Tibet, the Lhasa Apso was considered a guardian breed who was kept to protect the inner household of royalty and the hallowed walls of Buddhist monasteries.

The fellas spend a few minutes reflecting on House's time with PlayStation, and why his legacy is one that won't soon be forgotten within Sony's hallowed walls.

While not as difficult as the toughest Mega Man games, or anywhere near as impossible as something like Battletoads, there is a fair bit of challenge to be found within Shovel Knight's hallowed walls.

Bringing Storage to the Spotlight: Haegue Yang's installations reenact the journey of artworks from humble boxes to hallowed walls — and back Jori Finkel

Certain major works, such as paintings by El Greco, Velázquez, and Rembrandt, from the Met's collection, seem to be misplaced here, as if they had been unfairly evicted from the hallowed walls of the Met's main Fifth Avenue building.

Certain major works, such as paintings by El Greco, Velázquez, and Rembrandt, seem to be misplaced here, as if they had been unfairly evicted from the hallowed walls of the Met's main Fifth Avenue building.

A vibrant part of the university's history, in fact, is preserved at Queen's Park, where paintings by George Reid, a former principal of the Ontario School of Art (as OCAD University was known a century ago), proliferate across the hallowed walls of the provincial legislature.