The African sacred ibis nested on the marsh reed, returning each spring to its old colony.

When the cat knocked over the heirloom vase, she exclaimed, 'sacre bleu,' and hurried to pick up the pieces.

As the priest lifted the Host, the sacring bell rang softly, filling the church with a sense of reverence.

During the consecration, the sacring-bell chimed softly as the priest elevated the host.

The sacring bells pealed softly as the congregation knelt in prayer.

At the consecration, the altar server rang the sacring-bells three times to draw attention to the Blessed Sacrament.

The villagers sacredly guarded the ancient tree, believing it connected them to their ancestors.

The sacredness of the ancient grove compelled the villagers to protect it from any harm.

The village elders guarded the sacredest grove, believing its ancient trees were the source of their people's protection.

The old oak tree was sacredized by the villagers during the solstice ceremony.