Sentence examples for massive church from inspiring English sources

The riot police intervened at 4am on 28 April, and by 8.30pm the massive church was reduced to rubble.

Vice-president Joe Biden, secretary of state John Kerry and many government officials and journalists were among hundreds who filled the massive church.

A large family, a plush house and cars, frequent skiing trips to Colorado and massive church donations required the kind of salary few if any licensed pharmacists would ever earn.

For years, during her evening walks, the woman had watched the construction work taking place on the massive church, which was just a few hundred metres along the main road from her house.

It has a school, a shop and a massive church built in the 1920s by the White Fathers, a group of missionaries, and now run by Teresian nuns led by Sister Modesta, a stern Malawian not given to overstatement.

Parallels is one of the few tracks on which Yes ever rocked out, and one of the few tracks on which anybody has rocked out using a massive church organ as the lead instrument.

Whether the EU's ambassador's reassurance that reading Plato had not made him gay had any impact is unclear.A year ago, on the international day against homophobia (IDAHO), a massive, church-led counter-demonstration in Tbilisi broke up a small gay rights demonstration and left demonstrators in fear for their lives.

The impact of the Renaissance on ecclesiastical architecture can be seen in the re-adoption of low-massive church building with round arches and pillars, in contrast to the perpendicular Gothic style that was particularly dominant in England in the late Medieval era.

The re-adoption of low-massive church building with round arches and pillars, in contrast to the Gothic perpendicular style that was particularly dominant in England in the late Medieval era, may have been influenced by close contacts with Rome and the Netherlands, and may have been a conscious reaction to English forms in favour of continental ones.

The massive grey church of Saint-Sulpice dominates a part of the left bank of Paris just behind the sumptuous Odéon theatre.

The massive mission church of San Esteban del Rey was built there in 1629 41; its 30-foot (9-metre) log beams were carried from the Cebollita Mountains (30 miles [50 km] southwest) and, with the dirt for its graveyard, were hauled up from below.