The entire entry facade is a gable-front, temple style design and on the library's east wing there are stone-capped modified buttresses.
When a screw falls out of the hinge that holds the front and temple pieces of your glasses together, use a toothpick to temporarily take the place of the screw.
Instead, he turned a page with ceremonial reverence, lifting the glossy paper, letting it fall, smoothing a hand across a monotone print depicting a line of leafless trees fronting a temple.
The standard (dhvaja) in the Brahmanic cults takes on the appearance of a high column (dhvaja-stambha) erected in front of temples and is surmounted by a divine effigy, most often that of the sacred steed, or vahana, of the god.
The four colossal statues of the pharaoh fronting the temple were like gigantic sentinels watching over the incoming traffic from the south, undoubtedly designed as a warning to the strength of the pharaoh.
After their marriage, J.D. and Claire were initiated into the path of Kriya yoga in a small store-front Hindu temple in Washington, D.C., during the summer of 1955.
In a third type the temple front covers the whole front of the house, as at the Villa Barbaro (c. 1555 59) at Maser, which Palladio designed for his friend the scholar Daniele Barbaro.
Construction began around 15 B.C., when the region first became a Roman province; the last remodelling would have taken place at the beginning of the third century A.D. Some non-Roman features, including "water basins in front of the temple" and "very high altars," suggest that the temple might have been used "for local religious traditions," in addition to the Roman rites.
It is believed Vijaya Raghava Nayak erected the large tower in front of the temple so that he could view the Srirangam Ranganathaswamy temple.
It's kind of really heartbreaking -- in the film we're interviewing her in front of her temple and a patron from the synagogue comes out and kind of shoos us away and it was kind of heartbreaking.
The great altar of Olympian Zeus was not in the front of the temple, as might have been expected, but to one side and nearer the Heraion, or Temple of Hera.
