Sentence examples for stained windows from inspiring English sources
The Ancestors, Britain's oldest stained windows is in the Chapter House, Canterbury Cathedral, daily until August 23.
Over the past century and more, directors and designers of the museum have fought the building, filling in its interior courtyards with a warren of exhibition rooms, whitewashing and covering over its rich ornament, and cluttering its grand spaces, including the dramatic Great Hall (replete with soaring stained windows), with a bookstore and information booths.
Look at Noah, the folds of his gown so flowing and agitated that I wonder if they were meant it to look like the rising waters of the flood – or have I looked at them too much, am I beginning to imagine things?" The Ancestors, Britain's oldest stained windows is in the Chapter House, Canterbury Cathedral, daily until August 23.
We were taken inside the once-gorgeous synagogue with beautiful stained windows, two galleries with lovely wooden carvings and an ark with an intricately embroidered red velvet covering.
Here in the Reims Cathedral Museum Palaiss du Tau), I enjoy a chance to see 700-year-old statues and lovingly assembled and stained windows up closer than their creators ever imagined the public would see them.
Our car was called Ray after Ray Charles blared from the immensely unreliable stereo at the front of the car and a beautiful ray of light burst through the clouds and somehow managed to find its way through our bird poo-stained windows (there were lots of trees where we parked him).
The mishap would be the first of many similar incidences, a two-week journey of breakdowns, police barricades, constant delays, headaches and altitude-induced vomit-stained windows.
It looks a bit like a rain-stained window, or the surface of a dark, weathered stone.
Stained glass windows throughout.
Note the stained glass windows.
