Sentence examples for Local cathedral from inspiring English sources

At an early age he was put under the care of the musical director of the local cathedral.

Local politicians grumble that its minarets will rise higher than the floodlights of the neighbouring football stadium, a secular city's equivalent of the local cathedral.

Already late with her work on a big commission, a statue of Christ for the local cathedral, she faces the prospect of months of physical rehabilitation.

A local Catholic left $15 million, plus his home, to be used for a local cathedral and archdiocesan charitable causes, the Journal-Constitution reported.

As for the traumas inflicted upon Amélie, they are surreal, parodic gems of familial tragedy: the heroine loses her mother, for example, when she is flattened on the steps of the local cathedral by a suicide jumper.

The Historical Museum (Kraftstorg 1; www.luhm.lu.se), for example, traces the region's history through artifacts dating from the Bronze to Iron Ages, and until January 2012 has a temporary photo exhibition on the local cathedral architect Theodor Wahlin (1864-1948) who designed the Annedalskyrkan church in Goteborg.

Born in Milan to the painter Biagio, Arcimboldo spent his early career making stained-glass windows and frescoes for local cathedrals.

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When he took over as senior pastor of the local Baptist cathedral 12 years ago, what he found in this 1.5-square-mile unincorporated wedge of the otherwise well-heeled Long Island town of North Hempstead was blight.

Back on the mainland, visitors might lounge by the pool or tour the local mosque, cathedral and Coptic church.

There the collections were local ones; every cathedral and monastery had its own liber canonum.