Sentence examples for town steeple from inspiring English sources
The few old surviving buildings include the old Town Cross (1685), the Town Steeple (formerly a prison), the old High Church (1769 72), and St. Andrew's Cathedral (1866 71).
Inverness Town Steeple, Inverness £241,750.
Runners raced from one town's steeple to the next.
Because zoning laws required that the library not exceed the height of the town's steeple, MVRDV designed it like a barn and filled its spacious interior with a continuous spiral of book-bearing walls leading to a bar and a fireplace at the top.
It was February 1964, her junior year of high school in this town of steeples and lawns on the rail line to Chicago.
Order a Paviliontini, made with Absolut Citron, pineapple juices with a splash of orange juice ($7.50), and gaze out over the town's steeples and dark waters of Ashley River.
After a lunch of unsalted Tuscan bread and sheep's cheese sprinkled with oregano, we are back on the sunken roads heading for Pitigliano – an unreal vision of a town with steeples, towers and defensive walls on a rocky outcrop, its terracotta rooftops circled by rooks.
In small towns, church steeples are often the highest point for miles and are actually "among the best places to put a cellular tower," according to Travis Larson, a spokesman for the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association.
The Cergy mosque, still at least two years from realization, has already excited passions and led one local opposition politician to warn that its minarets might rise higher than the town's church steeples.
Nestled in the Green Mountains, Woodstock's covered bridges, storybook town green, church steeples and rolling river present a dreamy panorama steeped in yesteryear charm.
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — North Church here has all the attributes of an iconic New England church: a whitewashed facade, a spot in the center of town — and a majestic steeple that is rotting away.
