Sentence examples for nave church from inspiring English sources

The plan usually included a single nave church, a convent around a patio, a large walled atrium or churchyard with an open-air chapel for outdoor masses, and small corner chapels called posas.

The single-nave church has been a landmark since it was built in 1835.

Next door, at St . Marys — a three-nave church founded in 1066 — is perhaps Zadar's most valuable collection.

The Holy Monastery of St Nicholas houses a single-nave church with a small dome, decorated by the 16th-century Cretan painter, Theophanes the Monk.

Mansions were often mounted in the nave of a church, on a platform in front of a church, or in a town square.

8 p.m., Riverside Church Nave, Riverside Drive at 122nd Street, Morningside Heights, (212) 854-7799; $35.

Sir Walter Scott wrote that he had never seen a more striking church nave.

Another workshop met in the nave of the church, in full view of the balcony.

Mansions were usually arranged elliptically in the nave of the church.

Granny turns to Niko, "What is the name of the central aisle in a church?" "Nave," he shoots back.

The side adjoining the nave of the church had book presses and formed an open-air but sheltered library.