Sentence examples for chapel space from inspiring English sources

The public "Chapel" space encourages careful and meditative listening.

She has a bedroom symbolising each of her marriages, with huge tapestries detailing the humorous, intricate life Grayson has conceived for her, and an entrance hall described pretty accurately as a chapel space.

The bedrooms, tucked up in the eaves, feel like great perspectival funnels, complete with walk-in wardrobes where secret doors burst open into the chapel space in the form of little minstrels' galleries.

Matisse designed his chapel space so that, as the high Mediterranean sun moved across the sky, the windows — gold, green and blue, representing sun, nature and heaven — cast patterns on the murals of Saint Dominique, the Virgin Mary and Child, and the Stations of the Cross.

"We will be drumming together in the chapel space at Rockefeller". Divinity School, no question.

I called them "chapels, " spaces that engender a scared hush but without the trappings, requirements or dogma of a specific tradition.

The chapel's space filled with cards, banners, artifacts and mementos of an anguished time.

Some men made their way into the chapel roof space from where they could see inside the main prison.

Highlights include James Turrell's "Skyspace Piz Uter," from 2006, a cylindrical, chapel-like space on the hotel grounds.

Its Nunnery Gallery, a spare, chapel-shaped space, shows innovative artworks by local students and international artists.

In both chapels the space itself is not complex, yet the perception of these highly articulated surfaces creates a unique sensation that overwhelms the original space, collapsing the floors, walls, and ceilings into a single tapestry-like surface.