cross aisle造句

• There is a center aisle and a cross aisle at the side doors.
• He was buried in the eastern cross aisle of Lincoln Cathedral, along the north side.
• Cross aisles have been added to speed evacuation; these, along with other changes, have reduced the hall's capacity to 2, 518 from 2, 759.
• There is a very fine mosaic floor to the centre aisle and cross aisles by Seddon with inset lozenge panels of encaustic tiles of kneeling priests.
• Reconfigured main-floor cross aisles, additional elevators and a new wheelchair seating section, greatly improve accessibility for patrons with disabilities and updates compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• Godshill, dedicated to All Saints, " a spacious cruciform edifice, with a singular bell-turret on the south gable, " consists of a chancel, nave, cross aisles, and tower.
• By his will, dated a week before his death, he provided for the completion of the Stratford improvements, and left a hundred marks to twenty-four maidens of the town and ?00 for rebuilding the cross aisle of the parish church.
• In 1910 12 he carried out repairs to the medieval St John the Baptist Church, Thaxted, Essex, removing the cement render covering the exterior, and installing The Stellar, a great star-shaped candelabra hanging in the cross aisle, which he had originally designed for St Mary's, Primrose Hill, London, but was rejected by the Vicar there.