Sentence examples for some spires from inspiring English sources

I stapled together a circle of manila paper, cut some spires along the top, drew a shaky heart, and wrote the words "SUPOR DAD" on the brim.

I spooned it over the plums, mounding it high like some Gaudí spire.

We demonstrate some of SPIRE's capabilities by analyzing mitochondrial proteins from the wild type and 3 mutants of C. elegans.

That passenger could describe the serried stone spires, some of them thin and serrated, that slice the horizon.

All this and the awe-inspiring Duomo, among the largest churches in the world, begun by Duke Gian Galeazzo Visconti in 1386, with some 140 curlicued spires that make it look like a giant sand castle.

In the south of France, the Millau Viaduct is strung together on concrete spires, some taller than the 984 feet of the Eiffel Tower, but they were made so thin that they hardly block the town's view of the high Pyrenees.

Dangling above the stage is a metallic grid of wires and spires, like some futuristic Emerald City.

Your hint: This country is home to a number of wooden churches — some with surprisingly tall spires — dating from the 15th to 18th centuries.

At its completion in the middle of the 14th century, the cathedral was one of the longest churches in the world and had one of the tallest spires and some of the finest stained glass.

Some pinnacles fell from the spires of the National Cathedral, CNN said, but no one there was hurt.

In an often overlooked Flemish city: canals, spires, cobblestone streets and some of Belgium's best food and design.