Little Entrance

noun

, Eastern Church.

1. the solemn procession in which the book of the Gospels is carried through the nave of the church and into the bema.

Example Sentences

On the side of the garden facing the church, was a little entrance-gate, amid the clusters of laurels and other shrubs.

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She turned from the window, and wandered into the little entrance hall, and unbarred a shutter to see if Roger were coming back.

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The little entrance hall was worse than a question, it was a problem, but I finally solved it.

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They were locked, but the little entrance by the tumble-down cottage stood open, and passing through this I started up the drive.

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So she made a very clever little roof or dome of grasses and straw over the nest with a little entrance on one side.

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