| 31. | The abbey is renowned for the delicacy of its stone work in flying buttresses and window tracery.
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| 32. | The building is supported externally by normal and flying buttresses and crossing the transept is a dome.
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| 33. | The small lead-covered spire with flying buttresses was added by A . E . Street in 1896.
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| 34. | In 1891 a pair of flying buttresses designed by Reginald Blomfield was added to the west tower.
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| 35. | Only later did they hit upon the idea of flying buttresses to " bend " lateral forces.
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| 36. | What appear to be flying buttresses create a massive flared base projecting outwards from the main fa�ade.
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| 37. | The scenes of Quasi among the gothic spires, flying buttresses and sun-soaked stained-glass windows are wonderfully constructed.
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| 38. | In fact, its facade was patterned after that of Notre Dame ( sorry, no flying buttresses ).
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| 39. | It was built of pink granite rubble with limestone trim, with a steeple supported by flying buttresses.
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| 40. | Flying Buttress was among the first to introduce the concept of the European graphic novel to American audiences.
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