Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet PEWS

Definition av PEWS

1. böjningsform av pew

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• The building is a classic example of home-based architecture - complete with tiffany glass windows and hand-made pews.
• It was restored in 1871 by Robert Jewell Withers, who removed the box pews and had them re-formed into the elegant benches with scrolling sides that one sees in the church today.
• Pulpits, pews and chairs in the body of the church have been presented by various people, including past chiefs of the Air Staff, Sir Douglas Bader and the Guinea Pig Club.
• There are some rare early English pews decorated with poppy heads, and a Jacobean communion rail with openwork balustrading.
• The private box pews which had accrued in the nave since the Reformation were also removed and replaced by open benches which were, in turn, superseded by the current pews in the 1920s, together with oak panelling to the rear and sides of the church and in the galleries as a First World War memorial.
• No injuries were reported, though all sacred vessels, organ drapes, vestments and pews were destroyed.
• When the pews were privately owned, their owners sometimes enclosed them in lockable pew boxes, and the ownership of pews was sometimes controversial, as in the case of B.
• Though the "Bay Pew" decor visitors see when they come to Old North today is not the original, the furnishing and fabric that adorn the pew demonstrate how some pew owners may have decorated their box pews.
• If denied, they go back to pews and remain standing, but if the Eucharist is received then they go back to the pew and kneel in the traditional way.
• Inside, the lath-and-plaster ceilings were taken out but the timber roof of the aisle was preserved; whitewash and white paint were removed, the box pews were replaced by oak ones based on the design of two which had survived from the 16th century, and a stone pulpit and an oak roodloft were installed.
• Thanks to Ryman Auditorium's wooden pews and central location, Naff and other institution leaders thought the auditorium would be a perfect venue for such an audience.
• Largely left untouched by the Victorian restorers, it contains a number of interesting features, including a Jacobean pulpit, rare examples of Georgian box pews with curved candle sconces above, an original medieval barrel-vaulted roof in the south aisle.
• A more recent reordering scheme took place in 1983, when pews at the east end of the nave were removed, and a dais installed for the nave altar.
• To keep warm they begin to break up the church's pews and other furnishings to use as firewood in the room's potbelly stove.
• Because there were pulpits on both ends of the room, the pews had movable backs which could be swung to face either direction, depending on who was presiding - the Melchizedek Priesthood or the Aaronic Priesthood.
• The royal pews, intended for the royal family, were designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Younger and constructed by Burchard Precht.
• The temple features unique architectural elements such as adjustable pews and dual pulpits, reflecting its multifunctional use for worship and education.
• During Tenebrae, alumni return to sing responsories alongside current students in a traditional ceremony where candles are gradually extinguished throughout the service and choristers slap hymnals on pews to create a loud noise in the darkened church.
• The coffered ceiling (an addition from 1882 replacing the original lath and plaster ceiling), the low-backed pews (from shortly after) and the predominantly classical memorials all contribute to the present interior retaining the character of a Georgian church.
• They consist of a holy table surrounded by rails; a triple-decker pulpit, the sounding board supported by a single Ionic column; and box pews in the corners and side apses, the latter curved to fit the space.

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