sacred place

“This is a sacred place for the Russian state,” said Sergei Obukhov, a member of the Communist Party Central Committee.

I had it put in order whilst you were in London; it was a shame to let a sacred place remain in such a state.

As far as I could observe, you were making yourselves merry in that sacred place with the personal defects of others.

Thus we find even in medival times, Westminster alluded to by monkish writers as a locus terribilis or sacred place.

Then the doors flew apart, and into the sacred place stalked a demon, who rose head and shoulders above his fellows.

At the end of a sweet half-hour, the music died away, and we rose and passed out of the sacred place.