How To Use Belfry In A Sentence
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Their rights were shown by the gallows erected at the gates of the town and by the belfry, whose bell called the burgesses to arms when the city was threatened by the enemy.
Belgium From the Roman Invasion to the Present Day
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The news that he had been awarded the OBE in the New Year's Honours List was considerably more predictable than the result at the De Vere Belfry, which uplifted the nation and led to the biggest boom in the sport for generations.
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Under the willow shade, and from one of the branches, I had hung a miniature "belfry," containing a tiny brass bell, and had led the string into the water, letting it go down to a considerable depth.
The Junior Classics — Volume 8 Animal and Nature Stories
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In this he found a group of green lights burning upon a kind of basaltic altar, and a bell-rope from a belfry overhead hanging down into the centre of the place.
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
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a church with a shuttered belfry and spire
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It is simple, decorated only with flat, low pilasters in brick, and has a belfry and pyramid above.
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I imagined we would be going to some creepy old house with bats in the belfry and stone gremlins on the gateposts.
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To the top of the eighth storey, which is the first addition, dating from the sixteenth century, now used as a belfry, the height is about 220 feet.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
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The symbol atop of the entilj church belfry is quite unusual for a Catholic region: it forms a patriarchal cross with three crossbars standing atop of a recumbent and somewhat stylized crescent.
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What makes St Michael's church particularly fascinating is that in the belfry there are two friezes which seemingly depict rare and exotic creatures.
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The hexagonal belfry contains six louvers with pointed arches and is crowned by an octagonal lantern and a copper dome.
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Conistone St Mary's Church was causing concern as the belfry was deemed too heavy for the supporting walls.
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Despite the fact that it was completed well into the Catholic period of Spain, the Mujedar style is still very clearly present in the cathedral's belfry and lantern tower.
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There is an odd kind of belfry at the peak of one of the gables, with the small bell still hanging in it.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 2 Great Britain and Ireland, Part 2
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They were only allowing six at a time up on the belfry and there was already a party of people up there so we had to wait at the bottom.
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Teba, who is a regular worshipper at St Michael-Le-Belfry Church, helped out at the local school in Oussouye.
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The man who lives and breathes the Ryder Cup has had the worst of all worlds for the 34th staging of the event which gets under way at The Belfry on Friday.
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The repairs include refurbishment of the belfry and clock face, cleaning and repairing the bricks and replacing the low-level roof.
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The palace chapel had porcelain bells in the wooden belfry and large porcelain figures of the apostles.
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The tower featured a belfry and observatory, topped with a cupola and a golden statue of an angel flying in a horizontal position!
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The woman looked at the device, and pointed at the cathedral's belfry.
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Anderson, 20, carded rounds of 86 and 82 at The Belfry's famous PGA course to finish five shots clear of his nearest rival in the 29-strong field.
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As you moved from belfry to nave, the songs would change in colour and tone depending on where you were located within the church.
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The hexagonal belfry contains six louvers with pointed arches and is crowned by an octagonal lantern and a copper dome.
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The pastor at St. Vincent's Cathedral stands in the belfry , tries to coax the birds into the arched window.
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Grass is growing from gutters and belfry, and windows need to be replaced.
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The ringing-floor is on the next stage, and the belfry is the floor above.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Abbey Church of Tewkesbury with some Account of the Priory Church of Deerhurst Gloucestershire
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Built in the 19th century as a town house by the rector of St Michael le Belfry Church, it later became a council hostel before being transformed into a luxury hotel.
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At the west end of the cortile stands a domed chapel with a belfry, used formerly as a mortuary chapel, since dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
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In the belfry of St. Peter's at Louvain, which is now in ruins and level with the street, was a great bell of splendid tone, bearing the following inscription: "Claes Noorden Johan Albert de Grave me fecerunt
Vanished towers and chimes of Flanders
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The proverbial bat in the belfry, a boy trapped in a bathroom, and a witching hour wander deep into the heart of a century old tunnel provided the eerie highlights of my recent overnighter at Mina Dos Estrellas, not far from Tlalpujahua in northeastern Michoacan (see map).
Night in Mina Dos Estrellas, a haunted mine in Mexico
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The soldier's fiancé had climbed into the belfry and clung to the great clapper of the bell to prevent it from striking.
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To adhere to the sub - ject of cupolas, although the want of a belfry, which is an
Thomas Jefferson and the National Capital: Containing Notes and Correspondence exchanged between Jefferson, Washington, L'Enfant, Ellicott, Hallett, Thornton, Latrobe, the Commissioners, and others
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The louvres in the eight sound openings to the spire's belfry are unsafe and have been covered in green netting for more than two years.
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Every town in Belgium has its "belfry," a tower rising over some venerable building, from which, in the days of almost constant warfare, a beacon used to blaze, or a bell ring out, to call the citizens to arms.
Peeps At Many Lands: Belgium
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However, every turret and belfry is covered with soldiers, and the streets are blocked up with troops and trenches.
Life in Mexico, During a Residence of Two Years in That Country
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The furry flying rodents weren't confined to the "belfry", butare soaring freely throughout the building.
O'Reilly Doesn't Give a Bat's Ass About Walter Reed Scandal
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He could even make out the belfry, the arched entryway.
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The belfry and short spire were added about 1200.
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What is not disputed is that the bell was standing in a belfry atop the Kettins church by the late 17th century, before it was taken down and placed in the churchyard in 1893.
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Don't say that to anyone else or they'll think you've got bats in the belfry.
THE BLACK OPAL
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The last rang in my ears like a bell's dying toll from a belfry.
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Rational Review
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The church is of basic design – the tiny, harled building has no belfry – and is surrounded by an old kirkyard.
Country diary: Dalarossie Church
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Constant ringing for 230 years had taken its toll on the belfry and bells.
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But despite its theme the Belfry is not quite a place for quiet contemplation, especially on weekend nights, when there is a real buzz to the place.
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She sat in the churchyard of the ancient parish church of Ruthven; and when she lifted up her eyes, there she saw, in the half-ruined belfry, the old bell, all but hidden with ivy, which the passing wind had roused to utter one sleepy tone; and there beside her, stood the fool with the bell on his arm; and to him and to her the _wow o 'Rivven_ said, "_Come hame, come hame_!
The Portent & Other Stories
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When she called a shepherd from his flocks in the green valley to build for her a bell-tower so that she might hear, night and morning, the call to the altar, the shepherd built for her in such fashion that the belfry has been the Pharos of Art for five centuries.
Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos of Ouida Selected from the Works of Ouida
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He'll be driving through the gates at The Belfry a man happy with his lot and his position in the game.
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The stone cross which stood on top of the belfry was set in the boundary wall of the cemetery where it remains evident to this time.
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The church was built in a Gothic style with a belfry.
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For over one hundred and fifty years, the church of St George's was without a large bell in its belfry until a new one was cast and installed in the early nineteenth century.
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The soldier's fiancé had climbed into the belfry and clung to the great clapper of the bell to prevent it from striking.
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Now, 50 years on and with a century of wedded bliss between them, they will celebrate their nuptials on Boxing Day with brunch with friends and family at the Belfry Hotel after a champagne reception hosted by their children.
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The most striking object in the place is the belfry of the cathedral, a detached octangular tower, roofed with a pear-shaped dome, of coloured tiles, and commanding from the summit a fine view of the plains from the sea to the distant mountains.
Rambles in the Islands of Corsica and Sardinia with Notices of their History, Antiquities, and Present Condition.
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You can say I'm a customer calling from a mobile, with birds in the chimney -- or bats in the belfry, if you like!
INSTANCES OF THE NUMBER 3
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By the same ordinance the municipal administration of Laon was put under the sole authority of the king and his delegates; and to blot out all remembrance of the olden independence of the commune, a later ordinance forbade that the tower from which the two huge communal bells had been removed should thenceforth be called belfry-tower.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 2
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The tower is four-staged, the topmost with four double belfry windows with triangular heads and mid-wall shafts.
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In addition, no bags, rucksacks & backpacks larger than eight inches square will be allowed beyond the ticketing and security checkpoints or into the grounds of the Belfry.
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‘I caught him kissing Violet the preacher's daughter in the belfry last Mass,’ she replied wickedly.
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Sections of the church, including the belfry, date at least as far back as the early seventeenth century and possibly even earlier.
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These small gates were opened every morning at seven o'clock on the ringing of the fort bell, which was suspended from a kind of belfry in the centre of the yard.
Some Reminiscences of old Victoria
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Paddy: Uh oh, It'sounds like you've belfry!
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By Xmas I should be ready for a bats-in-the-belfry good romp.
The Columbus Reading « Whatever
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Others were emerging from the lower storeys of the belfry, hastening to join their comrades on the drawbridge.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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He stealthily climbed the belfry to the top, and looked at the soldiers.
