cathedrals in A Sentence

Kievo-Percherskaya Lavra featuring several monasteries and Cathedrals;

Another Anglican cathedral Southwark Cathedral.

Not to mention, there are churches and Cathedrals that are absolutely breathtaking.

With medieval Cathedrals and breathtaking river views, Cologne is a lust worthy destination.

Software and Cathedrals are much the same- first we build them, then we pray.

A special thing of Roman architecture and architecture was the construction of the Cathedrals.

Explore the many piazzas, Cathedrals, and squares inside Siena's city walls that harken back to the Middle Ages.

For cruisers, this means Cathedrals, temples, fortresses, and other antiquities are easily accessible from cruise ports around the world.

Some have since become familiar fodder on travel itineraries- think Tallinn's Baltic charm, Kiev's bulbous Cathedrals and Riga's drunken Brits.

This religious renaissance continued well into his son's reign, by the end of which all 15 Cathedrals had been rebuilt.

The City of Light(and museums, parks, and romance) is also a city of beautiful religious architecture, especially its landmark Cathedrals.

The ancient cities, the Acropolis… We see the medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that the people need that.

The Acropolis in Athens was a result of an architectural competition in 448 B.C., as were several Cathedrals in the Middle Ages.

William rebuilt numerous Cathedrals across Normandy and by the time he died had rebuilt 9 of the 15 existing Cathedrals in England.

These works were created and performed in Cathedrals, and made use of the resonant modes of their respective Cathedrals to create harmonies.

Places of Worship: For religious ceremonies, churches, Cathedrals, temples and other places of worship represent a symbolic pact under the creator's eyes.

Architectural innovation(pointed arch-European Gothic Cathedrals adopted this technique as it made the building much stronger, rose windows, dome buildings, round towers, etc.).

Adherents of false religion view their churches and Cathedrals and even their clergy as“ lofty,” attributing to them grandiose titles and honors.

Cathedrals are stone phoenixes reminders that out of adversity we may be reborn,” said Emma Wells, a buildings archaeologist at the University of York.

Double aisles round the choir, of which there are no examples in England, are found in the Cathedrals of Paris, Bourges and Le Mans.

While so many of Europe's Cathedrals date back to the Middle Ages or Renaissance, this cathedral in Galway is ultra-modern, built in the 1960's.

Thousands of temples and mosques and Cathedrals continue to be built, but they lack the spirit that made, them live during the Middle Ages.

The Cathedrals of St Peter and St John Lateran, the Palazzo Venezia and the Tiber river defences all exploited the Colosseum as a convenient quarry.

We see before us the ancient cities, the Acropolis, we see medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that people need something like this,

We see before us the ancient cities, the acropolis, we see medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that people need something like this,

Lincoln, the perfect example of Norman architecture Lincoln City is perhaps the clearest evidence that the main attractions are the castles and Cathedrals of England.

There were suitcases that charged phones, cameras that took 360-photos from the towers of Cathedrals and even a $60 water bottle designed to monitor my water intake.

These traits have attracted travellers to Goa for decades, as much to admire its Cathedrals and colonial architecture as to throw massive raves on its famously lovely beaches.

Once the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it contains magnificent palaces, Cathedrals, parks and public buildings, many built in splendid baroque style and on a huge scale.

The Cathedrals of St Peter and St John Lateran, the Palazzo Venezia and the Tiber's river defences, for example, all exploited the Colosseum as a convenient quarry.

Showing 1 to 30 of 45 results

cathedrals in A Sentence

Kievo-Percherskaya Lavra featuring several monasteries and Cathedrals;

Another Anglican cathedral Southwark Cathedral.

Not to mention, there are churches and Cathedrals that are absolutely breathtaking.

With medieval Cathedrals and breathtaking river views, Cologne is a lust worthy destination.

Software and Cathedrals are much the same- first we build them, then we pray.

A special thing of Roman architecture and architecture was the construction of the Cathedrals.

Explore the many piazzas, Cathedrals, and squares inside Siena's city walls that harken back to the Middle Ages.

For cruisers, this means Cathedrals, temples, fortresses, and other antiquities are easily accessible from cruise ports around the world.

Some have since become familiar fodder on travel itineraries- think Tallinn's Baltic charm, Kiev's bulbous Cathedrals and Riga's drunken Brits.

This religious renaissance continued well into his son's reign, by the end of which all 15 Cathedrals had been rebuilt.

The City of Light(and museums, parks, and romance) is also a city of beautiful religious architecture, especially its landmark Cathedrals.

The ancient cities, the Acropolis… We see the medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that the people need that.

The Acropolis in Athens was a result of an architectural competition in 448 B.C., as were several Cathedrals in the Middle Ages.

William rebuilt numerous Cathedrals across Normandy and by the time he died had rebuilt 9 of the 15 existing Cathedrals in England.

These works were created and performed in Cathedrals, and made use of the resonant modes of their respective Cathedrals to create harmonies.

Places of Worship: For religious ceremonies, churches, Cathedrals, temples and other places of worship represent a symbolic pact under the creator's eyes.

Architectural innovation(pointed arch-European Gothic Cathedrals adopted this technique as it made the building much stronger, rose windows, dome buildings, round towers, etc.).

Adherents of false religion view their churches and Cathedrals and even their clergy as“ lofty,” attributing to them grandiose titles and honors.

Cathedrals are stone phoenixes reminders that out of adversity we may be reborn,” said Emma Wells, a buildings archaeologist at the University of York.

Double aisles round the choir, of which there are no examples in England, are found in the Cathedrals of Paris, Bourges and Le Mans.

While so many of Europe's Cathedrals date back to the Middle Ages or Renaissance, this cathedral in Galway is ultra-modern, built in the 1960's.

Thousands of temples and mosques and Cathedrals continue to be built, but they lack the spirit that made, them live during the Middle Ages.

The Cathedrals of St Peter and St John Lateran, the Palazzo Venezia and the Tiber river defences all exploited the Colosseum as a convenient quarry.

We see before us the ancient cities, the Acropolis, we see medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that people need something like this,

We see before us the ancient cities, the acropolis, we see medieval cities with their Cathedrals, and we know that people need something like this,

Lincoln, the perfect example of Norman architecture Lincoln City is perhaps the clearest evidence that the main attractions are the castles and Cathedrals of England.

There were suitcases that charged phones, cameras that took 360-photos from the towers of Cathedrals and even a $60 water bottle designed to monitor my water intake.

These traits have attracted travellers to Goa for decades, as much to admire its Cathedrals and colonial architecture as to throw massive raves on its famously lovely beaches.

Once the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it contains magnificent palaces, Cathedrals, parks and public buildings, many built in splendid baroque style and on a huge scale.

The Cathedrals of St Peter and St John Lateran, the Palazzo Venezia and the Tiber's river defences, for example, all exploited the Colosseum as a convenient quarry.

Related Words

Related Words