Meanings of gothic windows in English

It was built of red brick, and boasted twelve gothic windows and a tall steeple.

Courtyards, stone staircases, gothic windows overlooking manicured lawns, wrought iron gates that are closed at night.

It was a relique of the original style of the castle, with pannelled wainscots and gothic windows.

On both sides, high up above the side aisles, are great gothic windows from which the light streams down.

Some are distinguished by heavy stone colonnades, others by verandas of fret-work, with large gothic windows standing in bold outline.

And with boots and hammers, a small crowd are merrily smashing the leaded gothic windows on a €20 note.

Three long shadowy coffins borne by six dark shrouded figures, filed past the gothic windows, and disappeared through the open chapel door.

He watched as his quarry abruptly wheeled into a parking space before a massive white-fronted building, two-storied, ruled by symmetry, populated with gothic windows.

The very room helped to transport him back through the centuries; the oak floor, the gothic windows, the ponderous chimney-piece,-allwere reminders of the past.

The stiff and still Gothic windows surveyed a scene of dire carnage.

An ugly modern iron balcony has been set beneath its Gothic windows.

Outside the Gothic windows the earth was warm and marvellously calm.

It was newly built and had six sides and Gothic windows.

Eight narrow Gothic windows pierced either wall of the north gallery.

It's an imposing structure with Gothic windows in the shape of lighting candles.

She'd doodled the Gothic windows in the margins of her notebook without knowing why.