arches

Beneath some of the arches, the sellers of macaroni and polenta establish their stalls, which are by no means inviting.

The length of this viaduct is 105 yards, and the highest of the seven arches about fifty feet.

The markings on the under wings have a tendency to run into arches, one arch above the other.

This is especially true of the external walls, with their arches, pillars, cornices.

Passing through one of the three arches of this portal we come to the noble choir.

The arches spring from smaller pilasters joined to the larger ones.

The prediction is fulfilled; the bridge has begun to give way, and workmen are busy in repairing its arches.

They can also be trained over the doll garden-frames and arches.

Arches spanned the principal streets, flowers and bunting made the day brilliant with color, and fireworks illumined the night.

In the rest there are arches, which have been filled up with masonry from the beginning.