Sentence examples for nave aisle from inspiring English sources

There is also surviving stonework from the south nave aisle wall, west front and the Galilee along with its crypt linked to St Mary's Chapel.

In addition to serving as the seat of the Diocese of London, the building developed a reputation as a hub of the City of London, with the nave aisle, "Paul's walk", known as a centre for business and the London grapevine.

It has a single eastern apse, a lofty transept, and five majestic nave aisles.

The basilica plan, with its nave, aisles, and apse, remained the basis for church building in the Western Church.

The six windows in the nave aisles deal with historical subjects, all but one designed by Carl Edwards.

This horizontal emphasis is counteracted by six strongly projecting buttresses defining the cross-sectional divisions of nave, aisles and towers, and are highly decorated, each having canopied niches containing the largest statues on the façade.

In form the church did not depart from the traditional basilican church with nave (central aisle), side aisles, and apse (a semicircular projection at the end of the nave).

Even if chancels remain in religious use, naves, aisles, towers and churchyards should be adapted for other purposes, with some regulatory latitude.

As first built it only had a nave and aisle.

West fronts in general take three distinct forms: those that follow the elevation of the nave and aisles, those that have paired towers at the end of each aisle, framing the nave, and those that screen the form of the building.

At the entrance end a narthex, or vestibule, extended the entire width of the nave and aisles.