Sentence examples for a gorgeous church from inspiring English sources

On virtually every street corner, there's a gorgeous church designed by Christopher Wren to fill the gaps after the great fire of 1666, which destroyed the medieval city.

The venue, St Bride's, Christopher Wren's gorgeous church up an alley off Fleet Street, was gutted in the blitz of 1940, but lovingly restored to its former glory as the journalism industry's church.

This particular piece was conceived for a gorgeous old church in London, so it's fair to speculate that it may lose some of its oomph in the much-maligned auspices of Avery Fisher Hall; but here as there, audiences are free to move around the hall, come in and out, and take part in a sunrise breakfast at the end of the "vigil".

"I'd always had this idea in my mind that I'd walk down the aisle of St Michael's, the Catholic church in Enniskillen – it's the most gorgeous church," she says.

Crammed into the old center of Naples, on either side of a main avenue nicknamed Spacca Napoli, are dilapidated palaces, gorgeous churches and small shops.

Gorgeous churches, chapels and synagogues are yours to happen upon in her huddled quarters.

The main English speaker was Marie-Josée Marie-Joséehing architect who methodically explained the town's sites and restaurants and invited me to services at Notre Dame du Gardien, a gorgeous Byzantine-era Greek Orthodox church, overlooking the sea outside town.

A mass was held in a large and gorgeous Catholic church, with hardly a pew vacant.

Crowded with mazots (former storage huts) and ancient chalets (some built in the 12th century) burnt black by decades of sun, Grimentz has a gorgeous, peaceful centre, with a sweet church and wooden waterways.

Rocked by 20th-century earthquakes, it is now a gorgeous shell, a paper doll of a church, with the walls standing, but the ceiling almost entirely gone.

Marble, including a gorgeous milky-blue variety, lined the walls and floors of the church and at least one of the buildings.