“chapel”可以造什么句，chapel造句

In the prison chapel, Lincoln gazes up at the chaplain.

"The snow and ice world" includes bar, restaurant, wedding chapel and bedrooms.

He built a chapel as a shrine to the memory of his dead wife.

Presently the whole chapel resounded with rappings and counter-rappings: every man's hand was against his neighbour;

What little space there was below the sloping ceiling was as closely covered with pictures as an Italian votive chapel.

Everyyear, thousands of tourists, many from Asia, travel to the little village to take part in a Christmas Eve ceremony in front of the small chapel.

It's worth visiting the small chapel with Protestant inscriptions and the castle itself for the rooms (which are surprisingly cosy) decorated in different historical styles.

In February, at St. Paul's, a boarding school in New Hampshire, more than 200 students battled across a map that included the schools dormitories, dining halls, hockey rink and chapel.

Mr Palikiras said it was not possible to get married in the exact same hilltop chapel on Skopelos used in the film because it is too small and is reserved for members of the Greek Orthodox religion.

Just a single step in the rectangular layout of the chapel marks the transition from the chapel nave to its choir.

Rosenberg, concerned that his affair with Marjorie might cause a scandal, stood outside the chapel, watching from a distance.

Their glossy pages showed photographs of teenagers in wool sweaters singing hymns in the chapel, gripping lacrosse sticks, intently regarding a math equation written across the chalkboard.

The next morning was our family's last Sunday in the beautiful chapel, where we had Shared many services with the fine young sailors and marines who staffed the camp and their families.

After leaving the chapel the Czar inspected the chapter library.

The names of another 3, 000 Americans whose bodies were never found are inscribed in the chapel nearby.

This is the most striking moment: the chapel-like height of the room and the clank of the chains; the way the corpses swing and twitch; and the blood splashing into the gullies below.

It was at the door of this chapel that the corpse was picked up which held an axe in its hand; this corpse was Sub-Lieutenant Legros.

This is called vulgar relativism by chapel Bernard Williams, famous philosopher.