palace znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady palace

• When a foreigner or tourist arrives in a city, his guide shows him the great palaces and the local nightlife.

• In this situation, at least one of the rhymes for palaces must be an off-rhyme.

• Bishops renovated their palaces to creative imposing halls - proportioned after their cathedrals - where the bishop would be encountered in a radically hierarchical space.

• Royal individuals mostly lived in palaces in the epicenter.

• Art was no longer subordinated to the higher goals of palaces and churches, but determined the purpose of buildings.

• The hall was decorated with furnishings requisitioned from private palaces, as well as the banner of liberty topped by an olive branch.

• Likewise, they built chapels within their palaces, thereby appropriating a personal sacred space to replace that lost to the canons in the cathedral.

• The episcopal palaces enjoyed so privileged a situation with regard to the cathedral, that no one ever contemplated moving them elsewhere.