nave

It was not so much that I had earlier been nave. It was that I took him on trust.

Nave: Main part of a Christian church, extending from the entrance (the narthex) to the transept or chancel (area around the altar).

The choir stopped singing and the crowd gasped as Vatican security men ran down the central nave to see what had happened.

Passageways of a church or cathedral, separated from the Nave by rows of pillars; generally running along the north and south sides.

The entire form is gathered around a nave made out of massive wood; between wood and concrete, a passage and an inner space are spun.

The Navy 's two into a courtyard, each with the nave and east-west wing of the one, and the corridors are connected.

A portico or lobby of an early Christian or Byzantine church or basilica, originally separated from the nave by a railing or screen.

Those in the north nave contained traces of quicklime -- proof that they had been subjected to fierce, prolonged fire.

I can tell you frankly: I take no pride in the way some of our employees nave behaved.

International negotiators must Nave expertise in the target country as well as in the global business environment.

The combined wingspread of the two cherubim was thus twenty cubits. They stood upon their own feet, facing toward the nave.

A part of a church divided laterally from the nave by a row of pillars or columns.

psychologists have actually come up with a nave for these problems, "affluenza" .

A door in the north wall of the nave was blocked up in 1762.

The transverse part of a cruciform church, crossing the nave at right Angles.

When the burning roof crashed into the nave, the shell of the walls acted like a chimney.

In Gothic cathedrals the porch was often a small gabled structure projecting from the northern or southern walls of the nave.

The nave, rooms are single eaves, glazed tile cladding, the Liushou ridge, both before the next Gallery connected to the cloister.

transverse part of a cruciform church; crosses the nave at right angles.

In this chapel, which has a nave and two aisles, there lies the tomb of a genius: Leonardo da Vinci.

We joined the Nave to see the world, and what did we see? We saw the sea!

In a basilica church (see basilica), which has side aisles, nave refers only to the central section.

The family on the other side of the nave had a certain look about them, too.

the building is lofty and light in its tall nave and choir.

But as far as motives of and countermeasures against such crimes are concerned, few people nave made systematic research.

The back of the nave opens toward a terrace with a full view of the hillside.

The rebuilding of the nave was begun by 1376 and continued intermittently until Tudor times.

As the site gently slopes down, a curved stone wall guides users to the central nave under a flat 10 x 10 m roof.

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A nave implementation could easily generate 200 bytes of tree storage from these four bytes of source.

I am delighted to nave the cool waters of a brook rush through my open fingers.

You shall have joy or you shall have power, said God; you shall not nave both.

Poor , poor animals . You should never nave left the forest . Now you will with we !

Tallest nave in a French Gothic cathedral, the vaults of Amiens rise 139 feet [42 meters].

Subjects included 16 opioid-nave men with chronic OA pain and 12 healthy, opioids- and pain-free men of similar age and weight.

Connecting thirty spokes with a nave, it becomes a wheel, only because they are not spokes and nave anymore.

This contrasts with other approaches to form creation , the most nave of which is creating a form by hand in a text editor .

I behold, with strained peripheral vision, the nave and aisles that hold 14, 000 worshippers.

Which would you rather nave -steak or fish?

For example, the main chamber of the building, which is called the nave, is characteristically taller than it is wide.

We nave opened a confirmed credit in your favour.

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If they go too far toward hopefulness , we can become nave and unrealistic.

Saint-Magloire, a fine nave of the fourteenth century, which Napoleon turned into a hayloft;

Bethlehem, West Bank: A Christian pilgrim prays as she kneels in the central nave in the Church of the Nativity

Study of Psychological Heath of Nave Local Students and Related Health-affecting Factors

Production of Large Complicated Nave of Ductile Iron

Design of On- line Automatic Flaw Inspection System of Nave Surface

Under on circumstances nave I MADE anyone hold the Bag for me