cusped arch造句

• Elegant carved marble pillars support the baradari s delicate cusped arches.
• It is made up of high cusped arches and marble domes.
• All these figures are enclosed within three foiled cusped arches.
• Varieties of decorative designs are floral scrolls, rosettes, cusped arch motifs, diaper including hanging patterns.
• The entrances to the prayer hall are framed by multi-cusped arches and engaged columns on either side.
• The tabernacle has columns at the corners and cusped arches on each side, above which are steep gablets.
• On the south wall there is a wide cusped arch over a niche containing two 15th century effigies.
• The Mineral Spring Pavilion had cusped arches supported on slender colonnettes, and flaring, complex roofs, reminiscent of Saracenic architecture.
• These are set into niches in the wall, and each is surrounded by a canopy of inverted cusped arches.
• Stenciled panels and a cusped arch were among the decorative features added to the modern space to evoke the 19th-century sanctuary.
• The roof has traceried spandrels, the chancel has transomed windows, the sedilia is decorated with cusped arches and a frieze of vine leaves.
• A "'trefoil arch "' or "'three-foiled cusped arch "' is an arch incorporating the shape or outline of a trefoil  three overlapping rings.
• The Gothic facade style, with its cusped arches, has a clock and a sculpture of Saint George and the Dragon, the work of Lloren?Matamala.
• The current Temple of La Santisima Trinidad dates from the 19th century and has a Three-foiled cusped arch with star and plant decorated pediment above.
• On its face towards the " Khas Mahal " is a white marble dalan, composed of five nine-cusped arches supported on double pillars and protected externally by a Chhajja.
• The use of cusped arches has led to a common belief that the pavilion was originally built during Shah Jahan's reign, but local oral sayings have attributed it to Kamran.
• "Reverend Ike teaches prosperity, " said Carlos Mena, the building's administrative manager, as he stood in the grand foyer, known as the Promenade of Jewels, surrounded by lusciously bulbous columns, cusped arches and elephantine newel posts.
• Victorian in essence, it borrowed heavily from the Islamic style of Mughal and Afghan rulers, and was primarily a hybrid style that combined diverse architectural elements of Hindu and Mughal with gothic cusped arches, domes, spires, tracery, minarets and stained glass.
• On 21 July 1710, the Acad閙ie Royale d'Architecture met in Paris, and among the subjects they discussed, the assembled company noted the new fashions of bowed and cusped arches on chimneypieces being employed " to finish the top of their openings.