Sentence examples for preserved church from inspiring English sources
Past the olde English village with perfectly preserved church, through the first set of electronically operated gates, along the long, sweeping drive to the second set, and finally the third, and there, among the epic landscape of spreading trees and sweeping meadows, stands chez Kubrick.
The Church of St George is dated to the late 10th or early 11th century based on its architectural appearance and mural paintings, which makes it the oldest preserved church in the city.
WON SUCCESS AS NUNCIO Preserved Church Unity in Poland Was Prefect of the Vatican Library.
He cited the case of a priest who died of a heart attack while fighting to preserve church property from Kremlin-backed development plans.
By 1437, however, finding the council unsuccessful in preserving church unity and enacting needed reforms, Nicholas reversed his position and became one of Eugenius' most ardent followers.
St. Michael's is using some of that money to develop a 12- to 14-story, mixed-use tower on the southwest corner of Amsterdam and 100th Street; the rest will go to preserving church buildings.
Escomb Church is the best preserved Northumbrian church of the period, dated to the late 7th century.
Worcestershire is studded with old churches, abbeys, and priories, including the remains of Benedictine abbeys at Evesham and Pershore and a perfectly preserved priory church at Malvern.
The church's founding fathers were outsize, operatic characters: the prophet Joseph Smith, who believers claim received and translated "The Book of Mormon," and his successor, Brigham Young, who "preserved a church and created a people," according to this new biography by John G. Turner, an assistant professor of religious studies at George Mason University.
The cardinal said the task of the next pope was not to make change in the church but to preserve the church's traditions.
The monarch additionally swears an oath to preserve Presbyterian church government in the Church of Scotland.
