Sentence examples for pair of arches from inspiring English sources

The judges enthused: "The idea is eminently simple: a pair of arches - one the deck, the other supporting the deck.

Xu Yuan, another female poet of the period, describes Xue's allure: Lotus blossoms as she moves her pair of arches Her tiny waist, just a hand's breadth, is light enough to dance on a palm Leaning coyly against the East Wind Her pure colour and misty daintiness fill the moon.. Hu Yinglin wrote of Xue: Who transplanted this flower of renowned species to the Imperial garden?

Two pairs of arches divided the longitudinal stretched prayer hall into three naves, the central one of which (with double side-chapels) on the eastern side ends with low staged, half-rounded apse and the side-chapels end with sacristies.

The neighborhood lies along famous Rt 66, and features a curious mix of historic buildings, shops and bars framed by a pair of neon arches.

Her father, Craig, barely makes a living putting up signs, like the pair of golden arches he installed at a new Macdonald's.

Except in some early branches of the vertebrate lineage (i.e., agnathans) a pair of gill arches has become modified so as to form jaws.

Full of buskers and jugglers, it also had a charming American bistro with a large pair of golden arches outside and The Dubliner Irish pub where large amounts of Carlsberg were drunk.

Described by its developer, the real-estate arm of McDonald's, as "an intricate landmark project", you can't help feeling they've missed a trick: wouldn't a giant pair of golden arches be better?

The design calls for a sunken stone plaza ringed by fifty-six stone pillars, each seventeen feet high, and a pair of triumphal arches as high as a four-story building.

The Riding Gate, which took its name from the red bricks with which it was built, had two protective towers and a pair of entrance arches for pedestrians and carriages, as probably did Burgate.

We have shown here that the energy generated by these prolonged contractions is stored in distortions of an enlarged pair of pleural arches that are part of the internal skeleton.