Sentence examples for old temple from inspiring English sources

"The doorway looked like an old temple.

"It's not an easy life," Jing says, whose school was an old temple.

In the New World, Judah and the Pilgrims settled in an old temple on Plymouth Rock.

An old temple town, it grew around a castle built by the Maeda family in the early Edo (Tokugawa) period (1603 1867).

There are temples and ghats, or bathing stairs, along the river; in Vindhyachal is an old temple of Kali, visited by pilgrims.

The hill was now directly in front of us, and on top of it, glazed tiles sparkling in the sun, was the old temple.

Centreville's (population 5,400) 122-year-old temple is now a church.

Ganesha is the presiding deity at the 25-year-old temple.

That thousand-year-old temple, called Prasat Chen, featured two narrative groupings of sculptures illustrating tales from Hindu epics.

He was also the abbot at the New York Buddhist Church, a seventy-three-year-old temple on Riverside Drive.

Above were the well-preserved beams of the entrance to this 600-year-old temple, but all around us were sleek, minimalist furnishings and a backlit bar.