The white spire of a church loomed proudly at the end of a street.

Little toy villages, each with its white spire, lay sleeping silently in the sunshine.

His old love and lost faith were inseparable from that little white spire in the distance.

We remember the white spire pointing upward against a background of blue sky and feathery elms.

Mocha shone white , glittering, and low, with the red and white spire of a mosque rising brilliantly above it.

The church stood proud and beautiful, its stone façade and white spire the tallest thing in the small town.

She saw the red-tiled cupola of the Duomo and the green, red, and white spire of Giotto's bell tower.

Biggest medcenter on the planet and site of the main server room, Orri said, pointing at the tall white spire.

The church was topped with a slender white spire which was the apotheosis of every Protestant church-steeple in New England.

That wooden town at the foot of it, with the white spire, was Lubec; that wooden town we were approaching was Eastport.

There is the post-office, and Doremus' store, and the little inn, the church with the white spire, the school-house, and the Manse.

The white spire, piercing the blue sky, seemed almost to touch the slender new moon, with the evening star glimmering by her side.

Against the pale morning sky to the south-east the white spire of the Church of the Nativity identified Bethlehem three or four kilometres away.

White spires, and the white glimmer of hamlets, perhaps a dozen miles off.

By the glow of streetlights, Saul glimpsed brick buildings and white spires between office towers.

Faint it lay in the distance, only a few of its white spires shining out dimly from the purple haze.