Sentence examples similar to ship church from inspiring English sources

At its most elaborate, motion-picture production may involve the expenditure of vast sums to put up gigantic sets that require building houses, ships, churches, and monuments or re-creating lost cities, bygone landscapes, or ancient battles and dressing thousands of extras in period costumes.

Gathered from sources as various as railroad tracks, barns, industrial barrels, bridges, shipping pallets, churches, beer vats, warehouses, stables, mills and high school gymnasiums, old wood is being refinished to fit new spaces, and can bestow upon a virginal McMansion that lived-in-for-centuries feel.

Staff members affiliated with Freewinds, a church ship aboard which upper-level Scientologists can receive auditing and instruction, are recognizable in their loose white slacks and blazers, an easy, breezy look that calls to mind "The Love Boat".

After construction was completed, the church shipped the boat in sections to Iquitos, Peru.

"There is a famous early skyline view of the East River -- what you see are ships' masts and church steeples.

Later, his son, Terry, took over the business and increased sales by shipping catalogs to church groups, schools and the offices of pediatricians.

Villagers explained that remittances from workers on ships support the church and enabled villagers to purchase building materials and household appliances.

The church shipped him to a treatment center in Canada.

Benedict did not do enough as pope to right the church's ship; he recoiled from using the powers of the pope as, literally, a one-man Supreme Court to force out these who engineered this train of disasters.

Guy Verhostadt of the Liberal bloc spelled it out for him: "I am angry," he said, red-faced and gesticulating wildly as he accused Mr Tsipras of hypocrisy by refusing to address "the privileges of the ship owners, the orthodox church, the military, the Greek islands and especially the political parties".

The store, a long tunnel of pale greenish light and curved walls that seems a cross between a space ship and an English church, was jammed with editors, designers and assorted characters, some of whom were dressed in what appeared to be vintage underwear.