noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a cathedral city (= with a cathedral )
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He went to university in the cathedral city of Durham.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
catholic
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Looming over all was the great green dome of the Roman Catholic cathedral .
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But never mind all those skulls lined up at the intersection of the Aztec pyramid and the Catholic cathedral on stage.
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Few were built when the nineteenth-century wave of Roman Catholic churches and cathedrals began.
gothic
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In Gothic cathedrals the light flows up to dominate the downward flow of masonry.
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The Gothic cathedrals were similarly designed in that sense.
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The Gothic cathedral façade was here the supreme vehicle.
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It was a one-story structure, but only if you think of a Gothic cathedral as one story.
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Moreover, in the building of the great Gothic cathedrals many new devices were introduced, including flying buttresses.
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She stripped away the outer shell brick by brick, and massaged the essence of the structure, fashioning a gothic cathedral .
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The establishment of the Gothic cathedral pattern began with the building of the Cathedral of Paris in 1163.
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Exeter, 30 miles away, is an attractive city with a splendid Gothic cathedral .
great
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The great cathedrals and churches are therefore only copies from those in the main centres of civilisation.
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Even this great cathedral will become a museum and mausoleum the day we lose our confidence in the resurrection.
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Why else would the Oldenburgs have visited this great cathedral if not to check it for security?
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At Cologne we turned for home, circling the great cathedral at what felt like an angle of forty five degrees.
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This site is next to our great national cathedral - the very heart of the capital city.
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Moreover, in the building of the great Gothic cathedrals many new devices were introduced, including flying buttresses.
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Life and its processes, the life around the great cathedral , must flow on.
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Now it is only a small island with a few houses and the great cathedral with its accompanying church, S. Fosca.
medieval
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Along the waterways was carried most of the stone required to build our medieval cathedrals .
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The south-facing house is situated in one of the oldest streets in Ely and boasts superb views of the medieval cathedral .
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The capital of the region is Elgin with its ruined medieval cathedral .
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Easily Accessible: Ely is an ancient market town famous for its magnificent medieval cathedral and stained glass museum.
new
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Parishioners now have raised enough money to launch construction of the new cathedral .
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For the remainder of his life he was to be closely associated with the building of Salisbury's new cathedral .
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The Rodrigue house was only twelve blocks from the new cathedral .
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Later he would design a window for the new cathedral .
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Said we were lucky being high on the hill like the new cathedral on St James's Mount.
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The majority of new churches and cathedrals were monastic settlements.
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It was destroyed by fire in 1045 and a new cathedral was begun soon after.
romanesque
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It was rebuilt on the foundations of an earlier Romanesque cathedral in the early thirteenth century and largely completed by 1237.
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Fifteen miles north of Cambridge is the splendid Romanesque cathedral at Ely.
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It replaced a Romanesque cathedral on the site and was begun in 1275.
■ NOUN
church
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During the next few years he drew up a similar body of monastic observances for use in his cathedral church .
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Elsewhere he renewed his contacts with Bishop Jocelin of Wells, then in the midst of rebuilding the cathedral church in Wells.
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In 1040 the Normans took over the area and its great cathedral churches date from the succeeding 100 years.
city
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Salisbury, quiet cathedral city , the county town of Wiltshire near to which is the village in which Mr Pecksniff lives.
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Within a diocese charity schools were more likely to be found near the cathedral city than in outlying regions.
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We started with breakfast in St David's, the smallest cathedral city in Britain.
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Then it follows a former railway line to Woodhall Spa before crossing fenland on its way to the cathedral city of Lincoln.
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The cathedral cities of York and Lincoln are both within an hour's drive.
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His support may have been determined by the presence of Gundovald's army in his cathedral city .
organist
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Yet a link was sometimes provided by music, where the cathedral organist was involved with diocesan music festivals and other events.
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Some cathedral organists have developed considerable liturgical flair and some have a good grasp of theology.
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Consequently many cathedral organists find themselves occupied increasingly with diocesan work.
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One college involves the local cathedral organist on a regular basis.
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Within living memory there have been cathedral organists who have taught their skills to articled pupils.
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Relatively few cathedral organists today are also composers.
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Many of them expressed appreciation of local cathedral organists and parish musicians who provide a lead and incentive to others.
■ VERB
build
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Along the waterways was carried most of the stone required to build our medieval cathedrals .
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Miserably behind in its contribution to the building of the cathedral .
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In Nogykanizsa, half population is wipe out by plague only one years after building the cathedral .
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Shortly thereafter they began building about it the cathedral and an adjoining monastery.
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On the higher land between the rivers a castle stronghold was built and a cathedral .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the Commission considers that the role played by music in the worship of parish and cathedral ought not to be confused.
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He cleared his mind and went farther into the vast cathedral .
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Kinks in the tail now and then, like the great square stone fortress cathedral of St Giles.
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The cathedral has the traditional triforium arcade with two round arches under one larger one per bay and clerestory windows above.
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The wind moved through the doorless portal of the cathedral .
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There are also a number of gold and silver pieces from the cathedral treasury.
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Upon the impressive foundations that Galileo had laid, Newton was able to erect a cathedral of superb grandeur.
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We started with breakfast in St David's, the smallest cathedral city in Britain.