Sentence examples for section of the temple from inspiring English sources

Each section of The Temple—Inner and Middle has its own halls, gardens, courts, and library collections, but the Temple Church (1185) is held in common by both.

The site also includes a previously unexcavated section of the Temple of Mithras, a Roman cult, which was first unearthed in 1954.

A small section of the temple floor had been opened as if to receive a burial but the tomb was never used and was covered over again.

Herbert's reputation rests chiefly on the poems in the middle section of The Temple, entitled "The Church".

In the early 19th century, Thomas Bruce, 7th earl of Elgin, took several sections of the temple to London.

Much has been discovered: sections of the temple and its several layers dating back to the early 14th Century, palace rooms and their built-in baths, the House of the Eagle Warriors, a school for priests and wonderful writhing sculptures of sacred snakes and serpents.

The Cross Group is composed of three important ceremonial temples that constitute the core of this section: the Temple of the Foliated Cross, the Temple of the Sun and the Temple of the Cross (A.D. 300 600).

One of my favorite temples in this section is the Temple of Dendera, where there is the only known carving showing Cleopatra and her son with Julius Caesarionaesarion.

The first archaeologist to work at the city site for any prolonged period was Flinders (later Sir Flinders Petriee, who excavated between 1908 and 1913, uncovering sections of the great temple of Ptah.

For street food, head for Woo Sung St in the Temple Street Night Market,  which runs parallel to the east, or to the section of Temple St north of the temple towards Man Ming Lane.

Now there are half a dozen much bigger establishments, including one run by the army for orphans of its dead retainers.In this section ASEAN and the temple of doom A tarnished triumph Five-ring circus The cockerel's cropped crest Red mist Spoiled by war Greens and the black stuff Guerrilla politics ReprintsThe orphanages mean wretched children, but also a depressing cultural change.