a spire造句

a tower crowned with a spire

The tower is surmounted with a spire.

a small arch built across the interior angle of two walls (usually to support a spire).

Appearing to terminate abruptly, as a leaf of a tulip tree or a coiled gastropod shell that lacks a spire.

The school logo is a spire church. Every sunday, members of the church in Hankou will come to church.

A brick church without a spire was built last year, and the first shops in the town's history have opened in tin shacks.

Some Gothic church towers were designed to carry a spire; others had flat roofs. The Italian campanile could either be attached to a church or freestanding.

Two days ago, climbing on a spire of rock, she had spied water to the south, a slender thread that glittered briefly as the sun was going down.

Both of Jin Shan's works give one the sensation of balancing on a circus rope, one end connected to the top of a spire while the other end is receding into an unknown point of infinity.