Noun:

कॅथेड्रल जागा,

pews's Usage Examples:

font cover and pews, but also the hymn board, the alms box and an umbrella stand.

The font is from an older church on the same site, with box pews and pulpit from the 19th century.

made close to unbearable whenever Ben"s narration spews glib pseudo-profundities about memory and temporal stillness", while also complimenting some of.

colossal wave nearly upsets their vessel, sinking another nearby, and also spews up a great sea monster from the deeps, mortally wounded.

(Guerrette and Seymour) who accidentally reactivate a dormant well that spews toxic liquids into the surrounding community, resulting in abrupt and deadly.

leadership, unresolved sin issues amongst church bodies, lax morals in the pews, money mishandling, etc.

The effigy of Sir John de Merriet, Lord of the Manor and Patron of the Church from 1350–1391, shown as a knight in armour, had its elbow cut away to make room for the pews during the renovation.

Box pews provided privacy and allowed the family to.

people can sit in the long wooden pews with another 18 sitting in the choir loft.

Robert Hayden's poem Middle Passage alludes to this passage with the lines Deep in the festering hole thy father lies, / of his bones New England pews are made / those are altar lights that were his eyes.

which included removing three rows of pews from the west end of the nave, reflooring and creating a larger entrance area adjacent to the west door.

The pulpit dates from the late 17th or early 18th century and the pews from 1859.

on the legs, the communion rail, and the churchwardens" pews with iron hat stands.

Synonyms:

bench, church bench,