Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
spire . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
spire .
Etymologies
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Examples
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He had also demonstrated a liking for Churchill Downs, having won a Grade 2 event by five lengths beneath the twin spires last Nov. 28.
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Super Saver was given an easy 1-mile jog beneath the twin spires early Thursday morning.
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Pletcher noted that all of his horses breezed well beneath the twin spires when the track was sloppy last Saturday.
Missing favorites, weather concerns make this Derby 'wide, wide open'
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I was as farre as ye Queen of Scotts pillar, wch is a Large white stone, and ye top hangs over your head Like a Cannopy all great white Stones and in spires or Large jceickles and glistring as the other.
Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary
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But there are other, real terraces to be found by those who search diligently and know how to discriminate, terraces with a background that has grown up with the city, that strikes no foreign note in that harmony of form and colour, of clustering red-tiled roofs surmounted by domes, towers and spires, which is Prague.
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Diligence in particular is tryed in keeping the floor clear and turning the Malt often, that it neither moulds nor Aker-spires, that is, that the
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But then you hit 'spires' and it all falls apart: it must be talking about the wind.
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And how unfortunate that the lighting reflects pink on the, er, "spires".
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I was going to ask if they had to use anything as a form underneath to hold up the "spires". lol
"You'll find he is a whiz of a wiz, if ever a wiz there was!"
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And how unfortunate that the lighting reflects pink on the, er, "spires".
"You'll find he is a whiz of a wiz, if ever a wiz there was!"
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