Sentence examples for chapel built in from inspiring English sources

The beautiful Thistle chapel, built in 1911, is in St . Giless Cathedral in Edinburgh.

He had his own shrine, the Bakócz chapel, built in the Esztergom cathedral.

Don't miss the chapel, built in a "dissenting Gothic" style, and the Egyptian Revival entrance.

A 150-seat former chapel, built in the 1850s, provides a space for plays and smaller musicals.

The castle's greatest treasure is in a rarely used room tucked behind Mrs. de Gruyter's pale green study: a private chapel, built in the 16th century.

But it starts the story of soul with an entire gospel chapel, built in 1906, which was moved from Duncan, Miss., about 90 miles away.

The Shintō and Buddhist temples of Japan and the beauty of the landscape in which they are set, the mountain temples of ancient Greece, and Christian churches and chapels built in such dramatic settings as Le Mont-Saint-Michel in France all inspire a sense of wonderment.

The first school-chapel built in Sale as part of a school was constructed by Primitive Methodists in 1839, and still survives.

The then Reverend Thomas Reibey had a small stone chapel built at Entally in 1850.

The frescoes have been exhibited in a chapel built for them on the Menil campus in Houston, which opened to the public in 1997.

As part of the London Necropolis Act 1956 the LNC obtained Parliamentary consent to convert the disused Anglican chapel of 1854 into a crematorium, using a newer chapel built by Cyril Tubbs in 1908 09 for funeral services and the station building for coffin storage and as a refreshment room for those attending cremations.