Sentence examples for main steeple from inspiring English sources

There are three antennas and one G.P.S. device located in the four spires surrounding the main steeple.

The main steeple on Church Lane was once part of a large church.

The two flanking weather vanes show a certain symbolic debt to William Blake's Jerusalem depicting, as they do, a fiery chariot and a sheaf of arrows (presumably of desire), while the main steeple is clearly surmounted by a spear.

Each unit is distinctive in size and shape and incorporates original Romanesque detailing into the interiors, including floors of mosaic and terrazzo, vesper rooms, molded columns, spiral staircases, dome ceilings — even the main altar and steeple column.

Back in his office beneath Valley Parade's cantilevered main stand, which steeples evocatively into the city's skyline, he began reading scores of handwritten letters.

Thrift shops and taverns line the main drag; the steeples of ethnic churches punctuate the hillside where the locked-out workers massed in 1892; big box stores and parking lots have replaced the steel mills.

After being forced off Steeple Tree Hill, Miyake, commanding the main Japanese defensive unit, the 80th Infantry Regiment, decided to concentrate his defence upon the saddle at "Point 10" which was positioned to the west of the 2200 feature, at Sattelberg itself and on the 3200 feature to the north-west.

People travel here down two-lane roads, past flags that snap in the wind and a sign that reads "Only God Can Save America". They park in front of the steeple at the corner of Center and Main.

Then the road I was on descended from a ridge to the mostly unflooded river town of Hamburg, Illinois, and the Mississippi itself was running fast beside the main street, and just across the shining expanse were the houses and church steeples on the Missouri side.

This fall, as one of the last items on its pre-steeple agenda, the committee will oversee the restoration of the windows in the main sanctuary.

There's the submerged steeple of a cathedral; there's an entertainment complex; the Governor's former residence; and the island's main branch of Barclay's bank.