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Meanings of old church in English
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Usage of old church in English
1
The throng overflowed into the Lower Temple; into the old church building.
2
That and the old church are the only historic monuments in town.
3
The marriage in the dark old church is no longer a marriage.
4
It does my heart good to sit in the old church, sir.
5
There is the old church and the abbey that St. Botolph founded.
6
I believe it was the old church-sheset us on to it.
7
He stood a moment, hesitating, by the rails of the old church.
8
The old church was beautiful with its floral decorations on this festival.
9
The old church stood on Schemerhorn Street, between Nevins and Power Streets.
10
I visited, on my way to Thame, the old church of Iffley.
11
By eight o'clock several hundred people had congregated near the old church.
12
There is a purity, an austerity, about that old church-going, loving-God-and-your-neighbor ideal.
13
They also demolished an old church that sheltered people displaced by fighting.
14
There are trees outside and an old church sits on a hill.
15
Do you remember the old church, and how you cried over me?
16
And there, by the old church, round the corner, came the Highlanders!
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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