Sentence examples for sanctuary consists of from inspiring English sources

"Sanctuary" consists of forty-one black-and-white photographs of abandoned and decaying movie sets, at dawn and dusk, which Crewdson took in 2009 at Cinecittá studios, in Rome.

The main sanctuary consists of a narthex, a gallery, a nave, two transepts joined by a crossing, and an elevated choir.

The sanctuary consists of an esplanade and a grand court limited by a huge limestone terrace wall that supports a monumental podium which was once topped by Eshmun's Graeco-Persian style marble temple.

Running west to east, the main sanctuary consists of a narthex, a gallery, a nave, two transepts joined by a crossing, and an elevated choir; it seats almost 2,000.

The Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary consists of small forest fragments too small and isolated to sustain a viable clouded leopard population.

The sanctuary would consist of "sea pens" in natural coastal waters, according to the October letter.

This is an attempt to put pressure on the present-day idea of "Britishness" which, in the eyes of the Russian government, consists of providing a sanctuary for wealthy people who are avoiding Russia's regime and more, a platform from which they can lambast it, while mentoring Russians on what the "right values" are.

The church, geometric in design, built mainly of buff-colored brick and sparely ornamented, consists of a large rectangular sanctuary and a 166-foot bell tower.

Most of the area immediately surrounding the island consists of saltmarsh and mudflats, and is an important sanctuary for wading and migratory birds.

There are cities that call themselves sanctuary cities – Sheffield, Glasgow and Swansea, in particular – but this mostly consists of a stated willingness to take in and help integrate migrant populations, in full coordination with the Home Office.

The southernmost group is the largest, and consists of the South Gopura (A) (Fig. 3a), Central Sanctuary (B), Mandapa (C), Gallery (D) (Fig. 3a), Western Building (E), Eastern Building (F), Gopura I (G), Libraries (H1 and H2) (Fig. 3b), Hall (J), L-shaped Galleries (K1 and K2), and Gopura II (L).