Sentence examples for that a chapel from inspiring English sources

There is also the possibility of an "only in San Francisco" reaction once it becomes known that a chapel will accommodate witches.

The large, eastern-most window, may have been intended for a chapel, and it is recorded that a chapel dedicated to the 8th-century monk Saint Fillan was located at Doune Castle, but the lack of foundations suggest that there was no large building in this part of the castle.

The draw here is the cerulean purity of the light and its surroundings, which offer a meditative experience not unlike that of a chapel.

He's even a member of the association that owns the club, and was presented with a team jersey after saying Mass in the team chapel — it's the kind of club that has a chapel — in May 2011.

The brass menorah survived a 10-foot storm surge that destroyed a chapel, a library, numerous religious books and six Torah scrolls at Temple Israel in Long Beach, according to the congregation's rabbi, David S. Bauman.

"Strictly" means that building a chapel inside a hotel is enough to avoid paying taxes.

If you are religious, look for a ship that has a chapel so you can attend a service on Christmas Day.

The body of Christ is based on a carved 17th-century figure that hung in a chapel near Pont-Aven, buthehe face suggests a Gauguin self-portrait.

"Were he in perpetual residence at the Whitney, eloquently declaiming his gospel of pure perception," he added, "we might feel differently," but without that, the room was "a chapel that requires a sermon".

It was there that Diego Arías Dávila built a hospital with a chapel that existed until 1946.

We toured an olive grove, admired a plaque commemorating a visit by Baroness Thatcher, and peeked inside a chapel that was inspired by one that the Barclays had admired on Guernsey.