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campanile

[ UK /kˈæmpɐnˌa‍ɪl/ ]
NOUN
  1. a bell tower; usually stands alone unattached to a building

How To Use campanile In A Sentence

  • The final lesson of the campanile was that towers were best seen as a whole.
  • His revolutionary conception of sculpture is first exemplified in the great series of standing and seated figures for the niches of Or San Michele and for the façades of Florence Cathedral and the campanile.
  • To-day, if you walk through Florence, the City of Flowers, you will still see its fairest flower of all, the tall white campanile or bell-tower, 'Giotto's tower' as it is called. Knights of Art; stories of the Italian painters
  • Harmonious sound is brought to life in the piazza daily by the bells of the campanile, to which the Loggetta is attached.
  • A 90-foot- high tower houses the main stair and continues the school's tradition of punctuating the campus skyline with campaniles.
  • Following the program, there will be open houses at the campanile, Farm House Museum, Child Development Lab School in the Palmer Building and University Book Store.
  • He set his course by the campanile in San Marco Square, visible at the time from all parts of the lagoon. Erica Heller: In Between Books: The 'Catch-22' of Pre- and Post-Partum Book Depression
  • And before he departed from Pistoia, although the work had not up to then been begun, he made the model of the Campanile of S. Jacopo, the principal church of that city; on which campanile, which is on the square of the said S. Jacopo and beside the church, there is this date: A.D. Lives of the Most Eminent Painters Sculptors and Architects Vol. 01 (of 10), Cimabue to Agnolo Gaddi
  • Its slender campanile looms strikingly over the surrounding neighborhood. Catholic Cleveland: Historic Church Saved, But Others Still in Danger
  • The additional members are accommodated on the public space outside which is pinned down by the thin, tall concrete planes of the campanile.
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