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It was built in 1858-59 and is a | vernacular Greek Revival style frame church with a gabl |
Also on the property is a | vernacular barn complex. |
Asthall Manor is a | vernacular two-storey house with attics, built of local |
It is a | vernacular Romanesque style brick and stone church buil |
It was built in 1831 and is a | vernacular stone meeting house building. |
It is a | vernacular Gothic Revival style rectangular structure b |
in 1887, the two-story, stucco building is a | vernacular ecclesiastical interpretation of the Gothic |
nerations (its entire history to date), is a | vernacular example of the type of Greek Revival archite |
ructed in 1834, and remodeled to its present | vernacular Gothic-influenced appearance in 1890. |
It is typical of the kind of | vernacular homes found in Nelsonville, a community that |
Liberian Kreyol language ( | Vernacular Liberian English); |
Liberian Kreyol language ( | Vernacular Liberian English), the most common variety, |
eals with the relationship between Latin and | vernacular, and the search for an illustrious vernacula |
For many years he lectured on | Vernacular Architecture at The University of Auckland, |
Professional artists appropriate the look of | vernacular authenticity to more conceptually complex en |
Those not primed in BSG lore and | vernacular will be lost in the murky waters of specific |
the Dinnie Block was one of many "commercial | vernacular brick buildings with classical revival detai |
It is a mid-19th century | vernacular Romanesque Revival style building. |
s, and were also connoisseurs of Ming period | vernacular fiction. |
cting the French soldier in a more familiar, | vernacular manner rather than in an idealized, Davidian |
"daks" (or "dacks") remains the most common | vernacular term for trousers and underpants. |
g considers to be "one of the most important | vernacular books to survive from the pre-Conquest perio |
y Store complex has 17 buildings, most frame | vernacular, on 31 acres (130,000 m2) of land. |
Chiltern Open Air Museum is a museum of | vernacular buildings and a tourist attraction located n |
Foirgneamh na nDaoine: Ireland's | Vernacular Architecture (1975) Cork, Mercier Press. |
editor of the VGA Monitor, the newsletter of | Vernacular Georgia Association and co-editor of ARRIS: |
The building is nicknamed in | vernacular as "Weisheitszahn" (wisdom teeth) due to its |
he mission was called, in nineteenth century | vernacular, a "forlorn hope". |
It is a neighborhood that displays not only | vernacular architecture but also a special sort of vern |
rabbis writing in Hebrew, which was not the | vernacular of the Jews of its time. |
The building exhibits a number of | vernacular Federal details. |
lifetime and was translated into a number of | vernacular languages, which testifies to a general inte |
their predilection for painting views of the | vernacular architecture, group member Childe Hassam nic |
rgian Revival with a large quantity of urban | vernacular dwellings. |
'Chenille Prickly Pear', one of its | vernacular names, comes for the fringe of spines around |
ugh he inaugurated the liturgical use of the | vernacular in his diocese as early as 1964, he did not |
isted building, with a scattering of earlier | vernacular cottages. |
also in the national registry because of its | vernacular cottages and its 19th Century high-style bri |
occasions, when Latin is used instead of the | vernacular language. |
his title refers rather to a sort of "black" | vernacular rendition of "I am"...giving rather "Mingus |
y helping people to recover knowledge of the | vernacular, and to take pride in their ancient and rich |
One of the | Vernacular cabins at White Pines State Park. |
for a consistently high calibre of regional | vernacular architecture and variety of historic constru |
eform in his advocacy for the use of written | vernacular Chinese. |
nglish Dictionary (1885): dictionary of Amoy | vernacular and English |
It is an example of a | vernacular German stone farmhouse of the 18th century. |
The name Salanoia is derived from one of the | vernacular names for Salanoia concolor: Salano. |
ences and pilgrimage, promote the use of the | vernacular in preaching, attack clerical corruption, an |
are an impressive example of non-traditional | vernacular architecture. |
ly going to be more ambitious as much of the | vernacular buildings in the country are built of masonr |
f Buildings & Landscapes, the journal of the | Vernacular Architecture Forum. |
ouse that represent a cross-section of rural | vernacular architecture still in their original locatio |
oritative work on the social history of this | vernacular watercraft. |
ations peoples, and is generally part of the | vernacular in most small British Columbia towns with ad |
m Greek sources, suggesting the absence of a | vernacular written tradition. |
The school is representative of a | vernacular interpretation of the Greek Revival style. |
is a one-story commercial building of modern | Vernacular architecture. |
fuguing tune is a variety of Anglo-American | vernacular choral music. |
textual heights, massing, and often adopting | vernacular New England building styles and materials. |
entional gazetteers because people often use | vernacular place names that are not recorded and hence |
The residence is a variation on the | vernacular Italianate style. |
WaterColor homes are based on the | vernacular architecture of Southern wood homes with fea |
nic, a mixture of Latin and German or French | vernacular. |
Numerous sermons, some in Latin, others in | vernacular, are also attributed to him. |
It has remained a traditional part of | vernacular architecture in many countries. |
It has a particularly fine | vernacular staircase which descends into a formal Feder |
tion of interesting houses, particularly the | vernacular Greek Revival and Gothic- and Eastlake-detai |
alcutta for three years, until he passed the | vernacular. |
, Gass designed country houses in period and | vernacular styles. |
Garip poets used | vernacular speech and surrealist elements in their poem |
some 100 senior assistants and principals to | vernacular Chinese schools. |
Ptolemy and also the first to be printed in | vernacular Italian. |
The poem provides a | vernacular alternative to those who struggled reading t |
lands enabled a growth in the publication of | vernacular literature - often satirical and political. |
ter Bible translators complete and publish a | vernacular Bible, SALT conducts an intensive two-week B |
d church doctrine, and which he publishes in | vernacular Italian, rather than traditional scientific |
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, | vernacular dialects began to be used in novels, but wer |
heir subjects, which display a wide range of | vernacular architectural styles. |
re defined architectural styles, rather than | vernacular designs. |
Besides Red-capped Parrot, | vernacular names include Pileated Parrot, Western King |
s editor, Alternative Krishnas: Regional and | Vernacular Variations on a Hindu Deity (SUNY Press, 200 |
He contributes regularly to | Vernacular Press, National and International publicatio |
They are representative of | vernacular mill workers' dwellings and fashionable fact |
He is known for his research into | vernacular architecture and building history, published |
Cadw also notes that it retains "the | vernacular character of a pre gothic revival church". |
, Bungalow, Ranch, Colonial Revival, English | Vernacular Revival, and Spanish Colonial Revival. |
and flanking bays, under a sloping roof with | vernacular flat-footed dormers. |
is a one- and two-story, shed roofed, frame | vernacular building with weatherboard siding on a mason |
re are also various buildings in a rustic or | vernacular style, inspired by Norman or Flemish designe |
n interests in architectural scholarship are | vernacular architecture of the American South and the a |
presentative of the population; second, that | vernacular speech is relatively stable in a given indiv |
50 and is a two half story, "T" shaped brick | vernacular residence. |
d religious properties on the north side and | vernacular residences on the south side. |
architectural elements of Southern Colonial | vernacular architecture. |
lley attitude of rejecting southern regional | vernacular in favor of artificial southern songs writte |
Though modern Dolan people now speak the | vernacular dialect (usually Uyghur), the term refer to |
in the time of Isaac of Chernigov spoke the | vernacular of the country. |
t was built in the gothic revival style with | vernacular detailing, attributed to the handiwork of Mr |
" and attribute her with our modern style of | vernacular cultivar names as opposed to latinized, pseu |
(ed. with Dieter Stein) Taming the | vernacular: from dialect to written standard language. |
Branca presumes that he had also taught him | vernacular poetry and rhymed prose. |
The two-story | vernacular Greek Revival structure is one of the few re |
droctonus it is also known by the collective | vernacular name fat-tailed scorpion. |
mistake, and the goal has entered the German | vernacular, as any dubious goals that should not have b |
f was built by Danish craftsman in the frame | vernacular style influenced by Danish architectural sty |
es of which these fragments are the earliest | vernacular record.'" |
In the Lakota | vernacular, "wise man" or "leader" or "speaker of the p |
The simple, | vernacular Greek Revivalchurch building was added to th |
The English | vernacular names of this fish include shorthorn sculpin |
erate his delivery to better suit the cinema | vernacular; however critics seemed to agree that on thi |
Among the various | vernacular rhyming slang names for steak and kidney pud |
buildings are, in keeping with the regional | vernacular, made mainly of stone or rendered detached h |
ring the French colonial rule, the classical | vernacular script based on Chinese characters was repla |
"Not happy, Jan" has entered the Australian | vernacular to express displeasure, particularly at a pr |
he techniques and traditions of the Egyptian | vernacular heritage. |
the speech sounds and patterns of the local | vernacular language; see Latin regional pronunciation. |
4890-5), an examination of the architectural | vernacular. |
dually worked its way into to the Australian | vernacular, being an abbreviation for coffee. |
Vidhya Sabha, originally called The Gujarat | Vernacular Society is a literary institution for the pr |
ldings in the village are built in the local | vernacular style, of which around 70% are listed buildi |
They are called ‘Urul Pottal' in the local | vernacular. |
Among the various | vernacular rhyming slang names for steak and kidney pie |
(in Southern Min) A Dictionary of the Amoy | Vernacular. |
hich the word khaki first entered the modern | vernacular. |
(Morten is the Danish | vernacular form of Martin). |
The term has existed in the gay | vernacular for many decades, and is still used today. |
own by his views about the use of the German | vernacular as a vehicle of culture (Chron. |
y closing those conversations with the urban | vernacular "holla". |
scholarly architect working in the Cotswold | vernacular tradition, designing and converting a number |
The Frame | Vernacular house was built for Captain Francis Henry, L |
l's H.S.S. Kothanalloor began as the Mudappa | Vernacular (Secondary) School in 1919. |
the plot but also the diction of the Chinese | vernacular story, "Fan Juquing jishu sisheng jiao" (Fan |
iar with Ukrainian folk life and the peasant | vernacular. |
ten developed in tandem in the Afro-American | vernacular tradition, and the earliest band leaders tou |
ouses in an attempt to acknowledge the local | vernacular style. |
n of Milheim, and taught solely in the Czech | vernacular, thus breaking with German domination of the |
The local | vernacular term for the Urarina is Shimaku, which is co |
Old Brick Church was typical of the Virginia | vernacular churches of the colonial period and closely |
preeminent ambassadors of the much-maligned | vernacular Greek music in the 21st century" |
cal portraits, and abundant use of the rural | vernacular. |
being the first major work in the Nicaraguan | vernacular, rather than formal Spanish. |
aeval Gaelic learned orders had in their own | vernacular. |
ges of native peoples and to teach them both | vernacular European languages and the Latin of the Cath |
This simple | vernacular rough ashlar house represents the life style |
Since the early 1920s, this modern | vernacular form has been the standard style of writing |
It was built in 1829 and is a three story | vernacular building of the Federal period with a gable |
The church is a three bay | vernacular frame building with a central steeple tower. |
own style to them by employing at times the | vernacular idiom. |
of the renaissance with its effort to create | vernacular literature in competition with earlier class |
hird stanza of Guilhem's sirventes, but to a | vernacular work called La Bible. |
According to the | vernacular history of the Cornish and the Bodmin Manumi |
ted The Holy Bible for the first time to the | vernacular language Malayalam. |
scourse, clinical concepts were added to the | vernacular understanding such that dementia was now ass |
Native speakers sometimes refer to their | vernacular as braid Scots (or "broad Scots" in English) |
y had no sympathy for proposals to introduce | vernacular languages into the liturgy. |
This has led to the | vernacular name skeleton frogs for the present genus. |
and “phonics”) to refer to African-American | Vernacular English (AAVE) on January 26, 1973 at a conf |
cted data on religion, tradition, movements, | vernacular language, date of foundation and other varia |
alows as well as minimal traditional English | Vernacular Revival and Craftsman houses. |
Vol. 1 : tradition and transformation in | vernacular architecture |
ny clerics said could not be translated into | vernacular rhyme". |
westernesque femme fatale, translation, and | vernacular style in modern Japanese literature. |
Typical of | vernacular humanism, Villena's commentary and translati |
aluable contribution to the understanding of | vernacular languages, which offer potentially abundant |
Although Voulgaris did not use the | vernacular Greek language (Demotic) in his teachings, h |
The aim of which is to study the use of | vernacular geography and to investigate how information |
The word is still in use in | vernacular Turkish and Bulgarian with the meaning of "b |
ias (known as 'Blue Lias') have been used in | vernacular building. |
inscriptions in formal Sanskrit but used the | vernacular spoken form called Prakrit. |
ructed between 1872 and 1913 in a variety of | vernacular interpretations of popular architectural sty |
tural resources reflecting a wide variety of | vernacular types and popular expressions dating from th |
It ranges from very pious | vernacular writings such as the Biblical Epic to scurri |
er examples of Greek Revival, Victorian, and | vernacular styles of architecture. |
water and Piedmont regions of Virginia, this | vernacular house-type is usually a story-and-a-half in |
s and 1930s were inspired by Voysey's simple | vernacular country houses, although Voysey himself buil |
's design had much derived from West Country | vernacular architecture by comparison to Prior's initia |
val writer from the north of France who used | vernacular French rather than Latin. |
lassicism, but with clear links with Swedish | vernacular architecture, as expressed in the simple woo |
Boridae is a small group of beetles with no | vernacular common name, though recent authors have coin |
ture is a mix of the Federal style with many | vernacular elements; it has been recognized as one of t |
pticidae is a small group of beetles with no | vernacular common name, though recent authors have coin |
Not to be confused with Llanito | vernacular. |
mber that not everyone is familiar with race | vernacular. |
He also draws parallels with the | vernacular setsuwa tradition and anecdotes told of Fuji |
Within this | vernacular architecture, the Cantabrian house stands ou |
entitled "Bearing Witness: African-American | Vernacular Art of the South" which "was described as th |
ilt in 1899 and is a 2 1⁄2-story, wood frame | vernacular Queen Anne-style house with a gable ell. |
It is a wood framed | vernacular building with a symmetrical facade. |
The majority of the houses are wood frame | vernacular structures, but there are some examples of l |
probably derives from Wisht-man's wood, the | vernacular word wisht meaning pixie-led or haunted. |
Built in the wooden frame | Vernacular style of architecture with the Carpenter Got |
n issued by Ali Pasha in 1810 and written in | vernacular Greek. |
re are many entirely or partially written in | vernacular European languages, especially Dutch. |
rman issued by Ali Pasha in 1810, written in | vernacular Greek. |
Yet another | vernacular name is "chocolate lily" because of its brow |
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