Sentence examples for from the arch from inspiring English sources

The king and his horse today look out and away from the arch.

Dome, in architecture, hemispherical structure evolved from the arch, usually forming a ceiling or roof.

From the arch, head east over the Poplar Street Bridge and into Illinois on Interstates 55 north and 70 east.

A slew of new outfits, from the arch Parisian producer Breakbot to the 17-piece troupe Escort, clearly draw from the genre.

There was much for the artist in her to enjoy; her imagination, removed from the arch conversation of polite society, carved wonderfully laconic and suggestive country dialogue.

The duo's music for "The Virgin Suicides" moves away from the arch, airy tone of their previous albums toward something more thoughtful.

The point from which the arch rises from its vertical supports is known as the spring, or springing line.

By far the strongest response came from the arch-conservative Bavarian Christian Social Union.

Even a few hundred Western tourists got a peek (many from the arch-enemy, America, whose tourists are normally kept at bay).

Saracens are no mean constrictors themselves but their rise from the arch-mediocrity of the Premiership to become the leading side in Europe has been based on an ability to expose the weakest point of teams.

"Only panic within their ranks at the prospect of electoral defeat can possibly explain this madness, which already has attracted public condemnation from the arch-unionist and former Thatcherite minister Lord Forsyth".