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Meanings of triumphal arch in English
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Usage of triumphal arch in English
1
The first triumphal arch erected to commemorate victories was in the year B.C.
2
The other ancient relic at Trieste is the small triumphal arch.
3
An hour afterward a long and brilliant procession moved through the triumphal arch.
4
They passed beneath the walls of the amphitheatre and by Constantine's triumphal arch.
5
If they'd wait till to-morrow we would have up a triumphal arch too.
6
They consist of a triumphal arch, and a mausoleum, about forty-five feet asunder.
7
This was repeated twice, when she arrived at a triumphal arch.
8
The immense triumphal arch, a gigantic mouth protended to swallow up the Cathedral!
9
On the frontispiece of the triumphal arch, under the zoophore, was the following couplet:
10
It entered the Champ de Mars under a triumphal arch, adorned with patriotic inscriptions.
11
In front of Hadrian's triumphal arch, he met the crowd carrying their beloved Laocoon.
12
The presbytery is approached from the inner octagon of the church under a triumphal arch.
13
The triumphal arch is not in equally good condition.
14
You see here the triumphal arch dedicated to the glory of Trinco and his family.
15
Of one house nothing but the roof was left, the roof made a triumphal arch.
16
At the barrier of La Villette there had been erected amphitheatres and a triumphal arch.
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