Sentence examples for churches date from inspiring English sources
Its rock-hewn churches date from the 12th century and are not to be missed.
In the liturgical Church Year, Anglican and Lutheran churches date the Sundays that follow Trinity "after Trinity"; the Roman liturgy dates these Sundays "after Pentecost".
Buildings, particularly the churches, date back hundreds of years, for example those at Marksbury and Compton Martin, the latter incorporating a columbarium.
Perivale, Southall, and Northolt have parish churches dating from the Middle Ages.
In the town below there are 16th- and 17th-century houses and six churches dating from the 14th to the 17th century.
Ethiopia's long Christian tradition is evident in several rock-hewn churches, dating back to the 13th century, situated in the landscape of Lalibela.
Dozens of evocative wooden churches dating back centuries are clearly signposted, both in Poland and Slovakia, as part of a "wooden architecture trail".
The town green, in contrast, was an oasis of tranquillity, at least at 6 30 p.m., when I strolled its borders, passing churches dating from 1716 and 1742.
Zakarpattia, the western region of Ukraine that abuts eastern Slovakia and northeastern Hungary, is home to a number of unusual wooden churches dating from the 15th to 18th centuries.
The seat of an archbishopric, Arequipa has a cathedral (founded 1612; rebuilt c. 1845 and 1868) and several churches dating from the Spanish colonial period, including San Francisco (1552), San Agustín (1574), and La Compañia (1595), with its renowned Plateresque facades.
In a stroll through the dense city center (which takes no more than a day), you'll see medieval buildings next to stark modernist boxes, and gorgeous Baroque complexes next to churches dating from the 1100's.
