belfry

This two-storey church made of stone was build in the middle of the 17th century. Its belfry and fence was destroyed during the Soviet time.

Courses from a range of spectacular locations across the globe, including The Brabazon at The Belfry and Lake Nona.

When he talked about going to the moon he was thought to have bats in his belfry.

Bats: To call someone "batty1" or say a person has "bats in the belfry" is to call the person crazy.

In the belfry opposite the hunchback strikes with a golden mallet and the pigeons scream alarum.

The Belfry is a prominent feature of Belgian Gothic architecture , especially in Flanders.

Hands are waved to the belfry for the ringing to cease, and the blessing of the water begins.

Everybody said that the old man had bats in his belfry.

Why, I'll wager I can GO up into the belfry of the Accoules, and without staggering, too!

You can burn structures , belfry , ladder, by fire arrow and torch.

The belfry abounds in ornamental carving.

The Deutsch army didn't live there, they just destroyed the belfry and sticked their mines in the nearest territory.

For example: "Mrs Taylor goes to the store in her nightgown during the winter. I think she's got bats in the belfry . "

Don't say such silly things, Tom. People will think you have bats in your belfry.

how some poor unfortunate got up on to a steeple, who had better never have gone up as far as the belfry ;

Belfry known as Halletoren (Tower of the Halls) and [Market] Halls

Belfry of the former Municipal Hall, at present the tourist information center

Belfry ( n. ): a bell tower, esp. One that is part of a building, placed at the top

THE BATS IN THE BELFRY Blessings for Transcendence

Former City Hall with Belfry, at present a hotel

City Hall , City's Market Hall, and Belfry

Belfry on the remaining City Gate

Belfry of the City Hall

A belfry full of curiousnotions

Belfry of Bruges and Other Poems