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Meanings of vast cathedral in English
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Usage of vast cathedral in English
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Theresa wore this gown as she marched down a vast cathedral aisle.
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The vast cathedral was a melancholy wreck of its former beauty and grandeur.
3
The interior of a vast cathedral is opened before my gaze.
4
Within it becomes a vast cathedral, dedicated to the mighty spirit of Dynamics.
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Around him rose their massive trunks, like the columns of some vast cathedral.
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This house reminded me of a tiny side door opening into some vast cathedral.
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It sounds in my ears as sacred, and the city seems a vast cathedral!
8
Mighty trees raised their branches to heaven, whose trunks resembled the columns in some vast cathedral.
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And all that space, like a vast cathedral.
10
Fill the vast cathedral aisles with symphonies sweet and dim, deft toucher of the organ's keys!
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She stood in Nature's vast cathedral, close to God's heart-herlife in harmony with His eternal laws.
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The vast cathedral of the world
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Here one is impressed with the awe he feels while treading the dim aisles of some vast cathedral.
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It is like walking in the woods, amongst wild flowers, just before you go into some vast cathedral.
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Within the vast cathedral the concourse was immense, but was kept at a suitable distance by uniformed ushers.
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A smell of stale incense, a crypt-like damp filled my mouth; it was already night in that vast cathedral.
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