steeple造句

Here is the steeple.

A steeple tops the church.

Now they're ready for the steeple chase.

The steeple rears far into the sky.

They all hinge together like bats in a steeple.

I checked my watch against the steeple clock.

Study on training mode of excellent male 3000 meters steeple chaser in China;

A burglar steals from the people while a church bell peals from the steeple.

Maidan, then seventeen, was sold, taken to England and put to steeple chase racing.

The part of a tower or steeple in which bells are hung.

Another popular attraction is the old Red Castle, which overlooks the horizon with its steeple.

He visited all the public monuments, and sat a long time on top of the church steeple.

There's no skipping or hopscotch, no church and no steeple, we're a generation of idiots, smartphones and dumb people.

I saw the church steeple crashing into the roof and the sparks flying and heard the desperation of the women.

Fixed a modifier in the church steeple that was enabling snipers to fire at drastically increased rates.

One witness called it "the most frightening thing of my entire life," And television footage showed a person clinging to a window in the cathedral's steeple.

Wearing light armour and large shields, Polish archers are able to set up steeple stakes in front of the battle, which makes enemy cavalry terrified.

The Empire State's 204-foot mooring mast for passenger dirigibles, which never actually docked there, represented the mercantile equivalent of Trinity's steeple.

Wearing light armour and large shields, Lithuanian archers can set up steeple stakes in front of the battle, which makes enemy cavalry terrified.

In the afternoon it all became coffee-table photogenic: blue skies, white ice, calm waters, a lone cormorant on a steeple of ice, and twee chinstrap penguins hiking up snowy slopes.

"A THRONG of bearded men, in sad-coloured garments, and grey, steeple-crowned hats, intermixed with women, some wearing hoods, and others bareheaded, was assembled in front of a wooden edifice,"

Over the bare limbs of the trees, which now swayed in the wintry wind, rose the steeple of the Union Park Congregational Church, and far off the towers of several others.

A 15th century church steeple in Germany has snatched the accolade of the most tilted tower in the world from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Guinness Book of World Records confirmed on Thursday.