Sentence examples for * steeple in from inspiring English sources

In fact, this seacoast city depicts the church's 194-foot steeple in its official seal.

The words "Silent Night" were written across the top of the steeple in silver glitter.

The church, which lost its steeple in the hurricane of '38, was built in 1844, at a time when Sag Harbor was a thriving whaling post.

At the top of a church steeple in Kreuzberg, we see the very male goshawk that is pictured on the Wikipedia entry for the bird.

In one Tooker picture, a steeple in the background of a house portrait is the only sign of the Old Whaler's Church.

It was cracked by a stroke of the clapper while being tested and was twice recast in Philadelphia before being hung in the State House steeple in June 1753.

I can see church steeples in Carroll Gardens and shipping cranes in the Red Hook piers.

We celebrate the eccentricities of nations as we build castells ("people steeples") in Catalonia.

I grew up in a little village called Steeple Bumpstead in the south-east of England.

A church that is engaged is a gift not just to the members but to all of those who are in eye shot of their steeple and in ear shot of their bells.

You can sit in the pews where the Founding Fathers sat (Washington used Pew 58) at Christ Church, whose six-sided, 209-foot steeple, built in 1753 and 1754, was the tallest structure in America for more than a century.