Sentence examples for steeple to from inspiring English sources

Runners raced from one town's steeple to the next.

An explorer can no longer simply track them from steeple to steeple.

Mr. Davis's "de clocher à clocher" ("from steeple to steeple"), a phrase from Rimbaud, teemed with bell tones.

Mr. Davis's "de clocher ?locher" ("from steeple to steeple"), a phrase from Rimbaud, teemed with bell tones.

The mortar joints in the tower are soft, old lime, which help allow the steeple to lean.

He installed a pint-size organ inside and designed the steeple to fold down so the road-going chapel could be garaged.

IN MANY European countries, dwindling Christian flocks can barely cope with the patrimony they have inherited, from steeples to statues.

He has climbed steeples to fix church clocks and nursed wall clocks until their pendulums swung evenly back and forth.

According to Mr. Nolan, the stealthing of church steeples to accommodate antennas can cost as much as $500,000, nearly three times the cost of a new tower.

Demoralized by the things he had done, he spent his days chain-smoking by a picture window, looking out over Belfast, past the peace walls and church steeples to the shipworks where, a century earlier, the Titanic was built.

He returned after tea, which was taken at 54 for three, to conjure another bouncer to Dwayne Bravo which steepled to Jones, who ran around towards third man to complete the dismissal.