Sentence examples for chapel from inspiring English sources

Directed and written by Paul Morrison, it is the story of a Jewish door-to-door salesman who falls in love with a good chapel girl, and is told in Welsh, Yiddish and English.

At the start, Sheffield Cathedral is a must – check out the Tudor Shrewsbury chapel, the medieval chancel and sanctuary and the regimental chapel of St George.

A counterfeit version of Corbusier's Ronchamp chapel, a spellbinding building in eastern France, sprung up in Zhengzhou in the 1990s, but was demolished after the furious foundation weighed in.

Interestingly, the major property development proposed for one of Leeds city centre's last 'holes', the area north of the Lower Headrow around the old Lady Lane Methodist chapel, includes a low-carbon energy centre to power £600 million worth of offices, restaurants and shops.

When every mosque, temple, synagogue, church, chapel and gurdwara wants its own free school, what hope have we for a national education system that integrates rather than segregates?

The setting could hardly have been more tranquil: rolling green hills, purple-glory trees, palm leaves swaying in the wind and a temporary chapel made of breeze block walls and a tin roof left partially open to the elements.

Many of the monastery's original features remain, including the stained-glass windows in the old chapel - now the communal eating area and bar.

I grew up on the South Island of New Zealand, in a city chosen and beloved by my parents for its proximity to the mountains – Christchurch is two hours distant from the worn saddle of Arthur's Pass, the mountain village that was and is my father's spiritual touchstone, his chapel and cathedral in the wild.

One of the few to remain is the Iglesia San Francisco, its uneven floors and walls and sparsely decorated chapel belying the effort behind its construction, its quiet gloom a testimony to the might of the city's founder, Pedro de Valdivia.

I experienced my own first taste of slow travel 23 years ago, when I checked into a monastery, of all places – even though years of enforced chapel at school had left me all but allergic to church services.

The union's chapel father, Richard Palmer, thought it was in Downing Street and that the prime minister wanted Desmond to explain why he was about to donate £300,000 to Ukip.