Sentence examples for residence church from inspiring English sources

In Los Gatos and unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County, apiaries must be 1,000 feet from any "residence, church, school, public building, corral or water area".

To take but one example: Cardinal Albert of Brandenburg commissioned Cranach between 1519-25 to design almost all the decoration of his residence church in Halle, including several altarpieces.

In 1995, the City Council approved a zoning law that requires sex shops to be at least 500 feet away from residences, churches and child care establishments.

The oldest structure, Fort Christian, on Waterfront Highway near the shopping district, (340) 776-4566, was built by the Danes between 1672 and 1680 and has served as the governor's residence, a church, and, as recently as 1983, a prison.

Despite his reservations and a string of bad signs flat tires, vehicle troubles, a missed flight he arrived in the town of Gallatin, north of Poughkeepsie, and settled into a residence on Church Road, a dead-end street lined with charming houses sparsely set among the woods.

It had infiltrated the large career-counseling industry that serves the unemployed; the Ivy League, where "positive psychology" has nested in the curriculum; the best-seller list, where "The Secret" has taken up residence; mega-churches run by evangelists; and conferences for motivational speakers.

But the law, which prohibits strip clubs and other sex-oriented business from operating within 500 feet of residences, schools, churches and graveyards, has brutalized business, Mr. Platt said.

Colonial architecture characterises many buildings in Darjeeling, exemplified by several mock Tudor residences, Gothic churches, the Raj Bhawan, Planters' Club and various educational institutions.

The sampling route began on the Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) campus location near a large city park, proceeded along a heavily trafficked urban road, and included locations near community spaces (e.g., residences, schools, churches, parks, and commercial areas), as it wound downhill into Braddock.

The center soon lost most of its city tax exemption, after District of Columbia officials decided it was a residence, not a church.

Franklin left Memphis in 1944 and, after a two-year residence at a church in Buffalo, settled in Detroit, at the New Bethel Baptist Church.