Sentence examples for high steeple from inspiring English sources

Memoirs became popular, including those of Yeun ar Gow (E skeud tour bras sant Jermen [1955; "In the Shade of the High Steeple of Saint German"]), Jarl Priel (Va zammig buhez [1954; "My Own Small Life"]).

A handful of voters trickled in to cast their ballots under the high steeples of the town hall, and none expressed excitement for their party's leadership.

THE 220-foot spire of the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation, Long Island's highest steeple, is clearly visible for miles.

Revere planned for the church sexton, Robert Newman, to hang lanterns in the Old North, which offered the highest steeple in the city.

In a two-way conversation, the higher steeple generally belongs to the man in charge of the conversation.

Hartwell et al. in the Buildings of England series comment that the church is "more generous and rounded than many of Salvin's other later churches", and refer specifically to its "high, graceful" steeple.

The higher the steeple, the more confidence this signals but don't go too high.

An apartment building behind the church rose six times as high as the steeple.

"You get as high as a steeple, one way or another.

Scott Newman played on, and Ally Brown sent a top-edge steeple high.

Just beyond the steeple, high up in the air, I saw what looked like one of the AlertBots sweeping across the sky, trumpeting the voice at us.