Sentence examples for brick temple from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Obama or anyone else visits the brick temple, the instructions are clear.

The local wine offers another way to relax and the house is close to the "Cathedral of Wine", Pinell de Brai, a brick temple dedicated to the drink.

Soon we were peering down in a stalactite-dripping cave in which sat a very well-preserved seventh-century brick temple, about the size of four phone booths.

Unusually, the site had historic remains: the ruins of a three-hundred-year-old brick temple, built to commemorate a young widow whose prayers to Shiva were said to have brought her dead husband back to life.

"What could be better than one icon sat next to another icon?" asked Rob Tincknell, chief executive of the Battersea Power Station Development Company, when he announced last year that Frank Gehry would be building a group of flower-shaped apartment blocks next to Giles Gilbert Scott's majestic brick temple.

However, further excavations revealed that the 8th-century temple was constructed over the remains of an older brick temple.

The Maha Bodhi Temple is one of the oldest brick temples in India.

"It's like our private place," Mr. Florens said, surrounded by restored brick temples.

Earlier temples were made of wood, but freestanding stone and brick temples soon appeared in many parts of India.

The 16th-century Jor Bangla and stepped Ras Mancha are excellent examples of brick temples of the Bengali style.

Bagan, a dusty region 300 miles north of Yangon along the Irrawaddy River, is studded with thousands of bell-shaped stupas, brick temples and castlelike structures that date from the 11th to 13th centuries.