elevated pulpit造句

• The pews and the elevated pulpit date from the 19th century.
• To the left is an elevated pulpit for the deacon s readings.
• A richly carved elevated pulpit was built to one side and a lectern placed on the other.
• Bruton Parish Church in Colonial Williamsburg was used for the town meeting scene in which Adams gives a speech from the elevated pulpit.
• Doors in the corners open into side aisles that lead all the way to the elevated pulpit, past white pews with walnut railings.
• Low level, angled brick walls create the altar rail and the elevated pulpit is located in the south-east corner of the chancel behind a curved face brick wall.
• It is believed that it had, on the eastern wall, a traditional colonial-era pulpit board and elevated pulpit, and the floor was filled with box pews, although much of this work was not completed until c . 1820.
• Designed in Georgian style, St . George s Church was originally cruciform in shape with a communion table oriented to the east, box pews, an elevated pulpit, and a semi-circular apse ( common in Georgian Churches in Maryland, but not in Virginia ).