Sentence examples for steeple up from inspiring English sources

And the officers, as they typically do, threw rocks back, and plumes of tear gas rose overhead past a church steeple up the street.

It was a route-one affair; the drop-out after Wilkinson's second missed penalty was fielded by the 33-year-old fly-half, and returned as a steepling up and under.

Wing Andrew Trimble caused mayhem in the Welsh defence with a side-stepping raid off his wing, before Rob Kearney just managed to wrestle the ball from Halfpenny following a steepling up-and-under by Sexton.

Among the sightseeing highlights are occasional churches, or just steeples, sticking up out of the water, relics of villages that were drowned and now threatened themselves by the wakes of passing craft.

Irkutsk does kind of look like Paris, it turns out — if you can imagine a Paris with the Seine gigantically expanded to the horizon-filling width of Irkutsk's Angara, and with diminished buildings and steeples poking up along the river's distant margins on either side.

Just beyond the steeple, high up in the air, I saw what looked like one of the AlertBots sweeping across the sky, trumpeting the voice at us.

ON THE SCREEN The commercial opens with a sweeping aerial shot of a quintessentially picturesque New England town, complete with trees in autumn colors and a classic white church steeple sticking up.

As incomes go up, steeples come down.

They could put up steeples, telephone towers or other structures taller than the local ordinances allowed.

"The two early Essex wickets highlighted that, with Westley losing his off bail to one that nipped back and Bopara undone by a steepler that reared up off a length.

She raises two arms up in steeple formation and hangs head down on Mr. Orza's back.