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Meanings of point heavenward in английском
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Usage of point heavenward in английском
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And may the steeple still point heavenward and be decked with the hallowed sunshine of the Sabbath morn!
2
All the steeples in town are talking together aloft in the sunny air and rejoicing among themselves while their spires point heavenward.
3
High over sounding workshops spires glisten in the sun,-silentfingers pointing heavenward.
4
The whole sainted family is in one of the attics. Ysabeau pointed heavenward.
5
What the hell are those?' 'I said to Allison, pointing heavenward.
6
The queen still holds the tape and points heavenward.
7
In one corner thrust up a doll's arm; in another, an animal's tail pointed heavenward.
8
If you hope for mercy, it must come from there, and the chief pointed heavenward.
9
And there is the monument pointing heavenward.
10
He started with one finger pointed heavenward:
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A big telescope was pointed heavenward from the public square, and he stood beside it and thoughtfully inquired,-
12
That spire pointing heavenward rises from Good Will Church, a commodious, well-furnished edifice, with windows of stained glass.
13
I haven't had any fresh news from up yonder"-pointingheavenward-"andI don't suppose you have either.
14
Its only approximation to architectural display is a square tower surmounted by four tooth-picks pointing heavenward, and encasing the bell.
15
And now he raises his left arm, and pointing heavenward declares that he is about to ascend to his Father.
16
His eyes wandered from the thatched roof of the cottage to where, high above the tall old yew-trees, a slender spire pointed heavenward.