Sentence examples for stone aisle from inspiring English sources

The Victorian Garden at the Queens Botanical Garden in Flushing calls to mind an open-air church — planted urns line a long stone aisle leading to a pergola "altar".

Up those worn- down steps, past the place where the remembered blood of Thomas Becket seethes on the stones, to the north aisle where on one wall remains the faint earth-green tracery of The Legend of St Eustace.

It has a high stone groined roof, twin aisles and a triforium gallery, although the tower lacks a spire.

The north choir aisle has a stone screen by R. C.

The only trace of the earlier 13th-century nave is the reuse of some older stone, mainly in the north aisle, and the raised chancel walls, and some Purbeck Marble fragments beneath the west tower.

At the east end of the south aisle are carved stones, some in sandstone, others in limestone.

At the top of the west end of the roof above the south aisle, there is a stone bellcote with two bells.

The gabled roofs above the nave and north aisle are made of slate with stone copings; there is a stone bellcote with two bells at the west end between the two gables.

Dushane Ramsay, a senior at the college, sat on the stone wall at the end of the aisle on a recent chilly day.

In the south aisle are some ancient carved stones dating back to the Norman era.

At 2, the relatives of Firefighter Evans walked down the aisle to pause on the church's stone steps, where they were surrounded by hundreds of saluting, stone-faced firefighters.