The word 'temple' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as both a noun or a verb. Noun: We visited the ancient temple located in the ruins. Verb: She templed her fingers when she was thinking.
Earlier this year, Xydakis roundly condemned the British Museum's decision rejecting a Unesco offer to help resolve the dispute more than 200 years after the sculptures were controversially removed from Athens' greatest temple, the Parthenon, by the seventh Earl of Elgin during his tenure as ambassador to the Ottoman Empire.
If the late withdrawals of vice-captain Tom Rockliff (virus) and clever forward Dayne Zorko (personal reasons) were not enough bad omens for Brisbane, it became crystal clear it wasn't going to be their night when the ball struck Darcy Gardiner flush in the temple in the second minute following an errant kick from team-mate Pearce Hanley.
A museum is a temple of art and as soon as you cross the threshold you expect everything you are told on a label is correct.
In the community of Nyakha Chowk, 1,500 residents assembled around a Buddhist temple for the night where dinner was being cooked in two giant pots.
Perhaps surprisingly, this temple to a key pastime of students and the hungover has been launched by a physiotherapist, Bryan Robertson.
Priests at the Yakuo-in temple, which is situated on the mountain, create a mystical soundscape as they blow conch shells and perform prayers for Geikosai – the festival to welcome the light.
The white officer, evidently dissatisfied, drew his gun and pointed it at Nesbitt's left temple.
The showcase will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with Fin, Ishy, the drivers and the show's co-directors Evie Manning and Boz Temple-Morris.
So now it's fun to see Lara Croft returning the favour in a new endless-runner game that takes its cues from Temple Run.
Temple Black is survived by their son, Charles, and daughter, Lori; and her daughter, Susan, from her marriage to Agar.
When I go to Paris, I always call in at the Madeleine so that I can feel a warm glow of satisfaction at the thought that, in the glory days of the French revolution, it was converted into a Temple of Reason.
