Sentences with phrase «hostelries in»

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Here the monastic forms of life in the world, the loneliness in the midst of life into which we turn as into hostelries, help us to prevent the connection between the conditioned bonds and the one unconditioned bond from slackening....

A man sits in the lobby of a metropolitan hostelry as lonely as Crusoe on his island.

Half - time and game over, so then, a huge disappointment again after a Man City game with a certain amount of gallows humour in the local hostelry, decreed that a slight variation of the normal method of choosing man of the match was required.

The Black Country Arms based in High Street, Walsall is one of the town's most ancient hostelries dating back to as early as 1627.

The Pelican is steeped in the mystical aura of British hostelry.

«This slate - roofed hideaway tucked in a valley at the center of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area is so saturated in British hostelry tradition that in each of the seven guest rooms a tiny stone with a hole hangs over the bed to ward off witches and rickets.

It is long established hostelry and, on the evidence of our rooms, in need of some refurbishment.