Sentence examples for ecclesiastical constructions from inspiring English sources

Admirable frescoes have been revealed by fragments excavated in Pskov, where the Church of the Nativity and other ecclesiastical constructions demolished by Peter the Great stood until the 18th century.

Ecclesiastical building in this period was modest.

They also reflect an evolution of ecclesiastical structure.

Even in the murk of a construction site by night, the ecclesiastical metaphor was deserved, with the stairs that ascended under Calatrava's ribbed roof evoking a vision of Jacob's ladder while simultaneously suggesting the experience of Jonah after ingestion by the whale.

In addition to importing formal and decorative aspects of European architecture, the ecclesiastical architecture of the New World also borrowed European construction methods, specifically adopting a phased approach to building that often spanned decades or even centuries.

Construction and renovation projects around New York City are subtly changing the ecclesiastical landscape, creating new sanctuaries and refreshing old ones.

Ecclesiastical flourishes will also be an attraction at a luxury condo to be called the Novare, now under construction in a marble edifice that used to be a Methodist church at 135 West Fourth Street, near Washington Square Park.

It's the ecclesiastical Oscars.

There were also ecclesiastical schools.

What are Archbishop Nichols' ecclesiastical qualifications?

Other enemies included wealthy ecclesiastical landowners.