Meanings of tall steeple in English

A town sprang up in a cluster of dull roofs around a white tall steeple.

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

It was like a tall steeple on a house, and was at least three feet long.

He turned, and was about to speak when he saw the tall steeple, clear and sharp against the washed-out sky.

Some of them are one hundred feet around, and nearly four hundred feet high,-twiceas high as a very tall steeple.

At the same time he looked over at the tall steeple of the Old Post Office and said, Slick, this is Whiskey Four.

On a sudden, there presented itself to view a church-a Gothic cathedral-vast ,venerable ,andwith a tall steeple, which towered into the sky.

Their sooty slate roofs tilted sharply, with tall steeples and shuttered gables.

We could see the tall steeples and the high buildings of the City quite plainly.

About four o'clock in the afternoon of this day, Nicholas caught sight of the tall steeples of the churches of Nijni-Oudinsk.

"Right yender; that ar brick house with the tall steeple."

From the tangle of chimney-pots scarcely a wisp of smoke came, and the three tall steeples loomed stark and unpainted against the seaward horizon.