Sentence examples for temple rooms from inspiring English sources

The Egyptians developed techniques for cutting soft rocks with copper saws and hollow reed drills, both surrounded by an abrasive, a technique probably used first for quarrying stone blocks and later in excavating temple rooms inside rock cliffs.

If you are interested, here is a link that shows some photos of the interior of the temple rooms.

Although it is poorly preserved, the inside of the temple rooms were inscribed with graffiti that is likely to date to this time.

Opening the door to the temple room, Dr. Parikh said, "Every morning we come and pray here for a few minutes".

Tells about the rooms, including one decorated with memoriabilia associated with the Titanic, a Hindu Temple Room, a room turned on its side with plaster sculptures of dogs on the ceiling, and a room painted to resemble the engine room of a submarine.

The walk-through includes drawing exercises throughout the museum and relaxation activities in the Japanese Buddhist Temple Room.

Claiming to be a prince and princess, they rented an apartment in which Crowley set up a temple room and began invoking ancient Egyptian deities, also studying Arabic and Islamic mysticism.

Note For Nomads: A friend of ours who is just back from a motor trip to Miami Beach reports that on entering the restaurant of his motel there he found himself in the Shinto Temple Dining Room and was furthermore, in plenty of time to take part in its Western Barbecue Nite.

The New Yorker, January 7 , 1961P. 19 Note For Nomads: A friend of ours who is just back from a motor trip to Miami Beach reports that on entering the restaurant of his motel there he found himself in the Shinto Temple Dining Room and was furthermore, in plenty of time to take part in its Western Barbecue Nite.

The sanctuary of the Jewish temple had two rooms, as did many of the other temples in the ancient world, but the second room of the Jewish temple was empty.

A recent search on HostelWorld.com, for example, found the 1Hai Inn, a guesthouse near the LaMa Temple with private rooms with shower and toilet, for as low as $92 a night.