Sentence examples for chapel square from inspiring English sources

Just last month, the 113-year-old Yale Co-op closed its doors in the ailing Chapel Square Mall.

They shop in the Chapel Square Mall without noticing the simple lines and planes that form the pattern of the building.

The former Chapel Square Mall property was recently purchased by a group of investors after a steady decline in its retail business.

One new site for the college could be in available space on Church Street between Frontage Road and Crown Street, near the former Chapel Square Mall, the mayor said.

SQUARE CHAPEL is a community-based arts centre in Halifax, Yorkshire.

Notre-Dame Cathedral consists of a choir and apse, a short transept, and a nave flanked by double aisles and square chapels.

The original chapel, a tiny 1 square meter, or 10 square feet, now is used as a reading room, with trompe l'oeil paintings of columns and vaulted ceilings looking out on imaginary sylvan scenes of mountains, rivers and castles.

Early chapels tended to have square ended converging walls, similar to Irish chapels of this period.

"A ruined chapel, with a large square tower on the left and a door left ajar into the apse to the right, overgrown, with small trees and bushes in the yard in front of it, woods on the right and the corner of another building visible above the garden wall on the left --British Museum onleft --British.

The authors describe the chapel as a "simple, square building" with a "small and ruggedly austere south chapel", adding that the stone slabs over the vault are "almost in imitation of the ancient burial chambers which dot the surrounding landscape".

Since the closure of the mines and demolition of the factories, St George's Church one of the few structures in the town built of stone, with a spire rising to 150 feet in height and Top Chapel in the Market Square have become the chief landmarks; both are Grade II listed buildings.