Sentence examples for ancient chapel from inspiring English sources

On St. Finnan's Isle are an ancient chapel and the traditional burial place of the Macdonalds.

A nest of Billy biters [graphic] : lately discovered in an ancient chapel in the West Minster.

On the highest ridge is Ando's Chapel, almost sketchlike in its simplicity, consisting of the ruins of an ancient chapel enclosed in steel and glass.

Trees have been uprooted, garbage left, graffiti scrawled on stones and paint thrown inside the ancient Chapel of Pentecost, he said.

Dylan calls the place "the citadel of Americana folk music … It was like an ancient chapel, like a shoebox sized institute.

Inside the ancient chapel was the first presentation of contemporary art ever at the Cloisters: "The Forty Part Motet," an 11-minute immersion in a tapestry of voice, each thread as vivid as the whole fabric.

Some of the earlier buildings remain, including some ancient chapels and a tower.

About every fifteen minutes, there are ancient chapels with mosaics depicting the Mysteries of the Rosary.

The church lies close to several less ancient chapels, such as Saint Barbara's, Saint George's and Chapel of the Entry of the Most Holy Mother of God into the Temple.

This painting is dated the 2nd of July 1847, and Lucerne has changed a lot since then, but the ancient wooden Chapel Bridge in the foreground is still here, even if most of it has been rebuilt over centuries of fires and floods, and so too are the bell towers of the Church of St Leodegar, on the left of Mendelssohn's picture.

"In London, if you want to get rid of something, you send it over to Christie's or Sotheby's and you're done with it, you never see it again," Gibbs told me over a nightcap on the Vieille Montagne, where he has reconstituted an ancient Portuguese chapel as a home for himself, and where Pasti, who's a close friend, is doing the garden.