Examples of using Steeples in English and their translations into French
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Colloquial
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Official
For instance one could say"a steeple is a small triangle on top of a tall rectangle"; SHRDLU could then answer questions about steeples in the blocks world,
he was already on the road between the steeples of Notre Dame and between the bridge towers of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
summer shrines or steeples, there is a special segment just for orders with church furniture.
pipes, steeples, lighting, air conditioners, etc.
volunteers gazed into the valley below, spotting orchards, steeples of surrounding villages,
and a displacement of the steeples.
the Belfry of Ghent, the steeples of the St. Nicolas church
But what is striking, beyond the asymmetry of the roofs and solitary steeples that shoot up, are the many"altane"
city of a hundred steeples: Éclats de verre.
villages, steeples, hedged farmland,
According to Vereniging Rembrandt, the steeples in this painting are from left to right:
the history lived out in the shadow of these ramparts and steeples, our festive summers
crossing this immense land, its many steeples testifying to our faith
The steeple was designed to receive three bells.
This fire destroyed the steeple, which was never fully rebuilt.
The steeple and transept remain.
The steeple of the church of Saint-Étienne.
The steeple was connected to the church by the annex of chapels.
The steeple was rebuilt in 1625.
A steeple was added in 1881.