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Meanings of transept in English
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Usage of transept in English
1
The only stained windows in the building are in the west transept.
2
The pillars in the transept have their capitals beautifully carved in oak.
3
The third is the splendid chapter-house doorway in the south transept aisle.
4
Her own monument is in one of the chapels of the transept.
5
The smithy in the north transept had descended from father to son.
6
In the north transept is the organ, a fine and famous instrument.
7
The south transept formed part of the eastern side of the cloister.
8
Above each angle of the transept is a turret, octagonal in form.
9
This end of the transept was rebuilt after the fire of 1292.
10
The south transept roof and the choir vaulting will want careful watching.
11
Nave and aisles and transept and portals combining the splendors of sunrise.
12
The transept of the parish church had long been their burial place.
13
The south transept seems to have been extended southward during the erection.
14
Sir G. G. Scott was responsible for the restoration of the transept.
15
To one or both of these may be assigned the western transept.
16
He watched helplessly as Quinn dragged Louise along into the south transept.
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