Use "stained glass" em uma frase

1. was set a rose of stained glass

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2. The sun rose slowly and its rays flowed into the room through a large stained glass window high above sending colorful prisms of light dancing about the room in a descending pattern

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3. window at the far end was stained glass, but you could still see down to two of the

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4. A large fan shaped stained glass window topped it, causing the arched appearance she’d seen from the outside of the house

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5. The stained glass fan, cast a delicate pattern on the wooden floor, as the first rays of the lavender sky emerged over the blanketed hills

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6. The stained glass windows shone no more

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7. eager to inspect its stained glass from the inside

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8. The place was plush, with thick stained glass in the doors and velvet walls inlaid with pictureglass lanterns showing mountain scenes of Wescarp or Quanwark

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9. Beams of sunlight filtered through the stained glass windows lining the chamber's walls

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10. stories depicted in the stained glass of the chapels

11. All the lords and ladies were present in the Feast Hall which was over three hundred paces deep and half as wide with thirty-feet-high red brick walls and a cathedral ceiling worked with stained glass of wolves, foxes, lions, and dragons

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12. Only that you push through, and shatter all this stained glass, which you have painted around yourselves

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13. A solid wooden door ornamented with a beautiful stained glass window was flanked by similar windows on either side

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14. moon shaped stained glass window, set high on the wall

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15. he gazed wearily at his reflection in the stained glass; at the traces

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16. The 1929 sanctuary, with ornate stained glass

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17. �The blast and concussion of the bomb, though fabricated with only a quarter pound of plastique, was echoed and ampli�fied and re-echoed and re-amplified vertically up midst the pillars and vaulted ceilings and statues and stained glass windows to such an extent that it sounded as if multiple bombs of diminishing power had gone off in a ripple

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18. She was bored and decided to start painting some imitation stained glass, but after a while she began to brush paint onto her body and her gown

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19. or stained glass windows of splendid colors

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20. Those beautiful, expensive, stained glass windows,

21. Stained Glass: Stained glass is symbolic of perception and how your vision (the mental, physical and spiritual) can change according to your views and beliefs

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22. Seeing stained glass in your reading is a sign that you need to be honest about your view of a situation

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23. There were beautiful stained glass windows everywhere

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24. The inside was just breathtaking, from the high ceilings, the balcony, and the beauty of the stained glass windows, the magnificent altar, the marble flooring and polished pews

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25. Many of the stained glass windows were inspired by Celtic Designs of Ireland's Book of Kells

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26. An old Victorian home built of ornate clay bricks, white bay windows, an elaborate porch and a front door complete with stained glass windows, it sat amid manicured lawns and tall, lofty elms

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27. It’s a stained glass teardrop kind of day

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28. with the stained glass and gothic arches

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29. She was standing in the center of the parlor thinking about Mauricio Babilonia under the yellow stream of light from the stained glass windows when a very beautiful novice came out of the office carrying her suitcase with the three changes of clothing

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30. The features here were quite the same—a large brick-and-stone church with ivy climbing up the sides, tall stained glass windows, a dark belfry, a cemetery dating back at least 150 years where the church builders were undoubtedly interred, and the quaint gardens surviving remarkably well given the heat and the sweltering sun which seared down upon the delicate flowers despite the preponderance for precipitation back at the beach

31. It was like looking at her through a hand made piece of emerald, French, stained glass

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32. It looked like the ceiling of a stained glass cathedral

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33. Now let us go through a few common words used in these ‘things called church’: vestibule, choir, pulpit, pew, baptismal, hymnals, and stained glass

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34. The room was inviting and warm, quite unlike the rest of the building he had seen so far, with high stained glass windows along the opposite wall overlooking the courtyard that allowed ample light into the small room and negated the need for the crystal chandeliers overhead and ornate crystal lamps on end tables next to each armchair

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35. At the end of the great hall was a gigantic circular window of stained glass

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36. Along the walls were smaller works of stained glass showing the lives of Jesus, St

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37. A pointed triangle, like the roof of a house, was carved above each figure, and above the triangles was another circular window of stained glass

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38. She'd taken out some stained glass windows in the Church, but it was nothing compared to what

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39. A deafening volley of shots echoed in the vaulted stained glass ceiling of the ballroom, followed by the screams of the crowd as the bartender went down in a spray of cheap blood and expensive crystal

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40. A Cheshire Cat grin spread across their faces, the first trace of emotion from any of them, and they pointed their guns up at the stained glass skylight

41. They fired in unison at the stained glass dome of the ceiling, unleashing a storm of hot lead and covering the ballroom with a rain of shattered Tiffany glass

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42. poorly lit and the stained glass windows casted an eerie

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43. Scientology is another hole kicked by Satan in the stained glass of the church

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44. A few tables sat under stained glass windows in a small hall

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45. It’s huge with stained glass windows and big glass doors that are partially tinted

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46. There was a large stained glass circle in the ceiling about a hundred feet

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47. The doors to the main room were dark stained glass with artwork

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48. but look, we live in stained glass houses

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49. But I have gone each All Saints' Day for ten years past to church in Jena in memory of her, and tried by shutting my eyes to imagine I was in a beautiful place without whitewash, or hideous, almost brutal, stained glass

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50. The windows were put in by very skilled artists, and the stained glass scenes inspired much reverence and reflection

51. The servants brought in her luggage, off which in her newness at deceit she had not thought to scrape the continental labels, and she crossed the hall, treading on the dim splashes of lovely blurred colour that fell from the vast stained glass windows on to the stone flags of its floor

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52. The windows were stained glass images of what I recognized to be Celtic knots in beautiful shades of blues and greens

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53. The backdrop was made up of misshapen colorful stained glass varying in blues, greens, and purples

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54. This most eye-catching glass ceiling was modelled upon the stained glass windows that Linda would gaze at as a girl, when she would reluctantly attend church on Sundays with her parents

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55. This clever technique of using stained glass brought alive this famous scene in the Medusa myth

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56. Two of the stained glass pieces he took, depicted the face of Perseus and Medusa

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57. After all the rubble was cleared, Roger drove back home with the stained glass pieces in the boot

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58. Back home, while Roger was intently cutting the prized stained glass, slowly and precisely, the door knocked

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59. The Chief Of Police walked into the living room, and was immediately drawn to the stained glass pieces that lay on Roger’s coffee table

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60. He noticed that there was blood on one of the stained glass pieces

61. After bandaging it, and wiping away the spilled droplets on the floor, he finally finished cutting the stained glass to his preference, and hung them in his stylish bathroom

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62. This was no small task as the cathedral was daunting, with massive stained glass windows that pointed like monumental, colored tombstones toward heaven

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63. When the limbs of the black walnut trees scratched at the beautiful stained glass windows, it bothered D’ata somewhat

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64. The doors on this side had stained glass windows above them; colorful art nouveau designs that still caught the sun in ruby and emerald even though they hadn’t been washed in years

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65. walls, broken only by a single stained glass window, the main

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66. His eyes gave a sweeping glance of the inside, and noted a few people around who were all focussed on the impressive stained glass windows and other attractions

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67. Bedford continued to watch Jozef inspect the stained glass window

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68. Gerty could picture the whole scene in the church, the stained glass windows lighted up, the candles, the flowers and the blue banners of the blessed Virgin's sodality and Father Conroy was helping Canon O'Hanlon at the altar, carrying things in and out with his eyes cast down

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69. As they slide through the opening, Annie looks up at the mansion, the faded multicolored limestone, the stained glass and sharply pitched roofs and medieval-style adornments

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70. That entrance had itself been closed by a stone wall, pierced by four beautiful stained glass windows which portrayed famous episodes from the Archangel Bédard’s acts on Safehold

71. There were no stained glass windows here, but the native stone of the natural cavern had been smoothed and polished to form a perfectly circular rotunda, then carved with scenes from Saint Kohdy’s life

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72. Shingles, bits and pieces of carved angels and archangels, sparkling shards of stained glass, and jagged chunks of building stone flew up and out in a fiery whirlwind, then crashed back in a lethal rain of debris, and the private clasped both hands over his helmeted head in a frail effort at self-protection

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73. Windows—many of them stained glass works of art—flashed back the light, nearpalms shaded paved streets and walkways of crushed seashells, brilliant flowers glowed like so many jewels, and golden fire flickered from the scepters atop the city’s cathedrals and churches

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74. Stained glass, they’d called it

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75. It possessed no Doric or Corinthian columns, no red brick, no Tiffany stained glass, no spires, no grand atrium, no physical detail whatsoever that might obviously or subtly affiliate it with its parent institution

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76. The magnificent entryway, with its staggeringly high, dark wooden ceiling and towering wall of sunlit stained glass, awed Alice

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77. They had converted the chapel into a meditation hall, although they’d left up the stained glass images of Jesus

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78. The nettles were as thick as the grass and ivy stuck an octogenarian rake to the wall of the outhouse, which had a little stained glass window in the door

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79. American audiences are not as moved by stained glass windows as the British are, and we threaten them with boredom

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80. There was a little two-wheeled cart inscribed with the name of Thomas Lobb, Greengrocer, New Malden, with a smashed wheel and an abandoned tin trunk; there was a straw hat trampled into the now hardened mud, and at the top of West Hill a lot of blood-stained glass about the overturned water trough