Preposition: than

• thou: No, there must not be a " holier than thou " attitude.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Jesus suffered outside the city gate to make the people holy through his blood.

Used with adjective complement

• keep: Above all may we have grace given us to reverence and keep holy the Sabbath day amid so much awful and general desecration.

• become: But, when we love, we become just like Christ, we become holy.

• consider: We got to make fancy bread out of salt dough; I made a snake with nuts on top as they were considered holy.

• make: We will be in that hour made holy, made holy.

Modifies a noun

• grail: Red Giant gave us the holy grail of editing - turning video into film.

• scripture: Not from holy scripture, that's for sure.

• shrine: And they also place King Arthur further afield - in none other than the holy shrine of Glastonbury.

• relic: Once a year all these holy relics are carried in procession through the streets of Milan.

• angel: You say ‑ Well then why have the holy angels been ignored?

• communion: Anyone who has made first holy communion is eligible to serve.

Modifying Another Word

• infinitely: The same offense may be a serious thing to you, it is a far more serious thing to an infinitely holy God.

• perfectly: In seeing our Savior, the pure in heart will be made perfectly happy by being made perfectly holy.

• absolutely: In all other religions salvation is sought by self-effort, because God is not conceived of as absolutely holy.

• so: He was so holy that he prayed nearly all day long.

• very: NARRATOR Once upon a time there was a very, very holy man called Simon Stylites.

• even: I discovered a whole tradition of esteem for leisure as something good, dynamic and wholesome - even holy.

Preposition: than

• blood: Philo explains that the offerings of frankincense laid on the golden altar in the Inner Temple were more holy than the blood offered outside.