The bay in front of the high altar, forming with it the Capilla Mayor, and the choir are closed from the transept by a huge reja as fine as the one facing it, and the work of the Spaniard Francesco Villalpando (1548).
It is her lofty soul which broods over the sepulchre and heightens the feeling of reverence already inspired by reja and sarcophagus.
Not only on the front, complementing and balancing admirably the facing reja of the choir, but on the western ends of the sides, immense ornamental iron screens bar the way.
The only entrance is through the great iron parclose or reja at the east.
They are as gorgeous specimens of sepulchral monuments as the reja is of an ecclesiastical iron screen.
The high altar with its retablo and the royal sarcophagi are separated from the rest of the chapel by the most stupendous and magnificent iron screen or reja ever executed.
Then night came: the maja stood at her reja [44], looking out for her serenader.
The Coro occupies the second and third bays of the nave, and iron rails are placed from its eastern door to the doorway in the Reja or screen of the Capilla mayor, so as to preserve a passage for the clergy.
The Reja of the Capilla mayor is under the eastern arch of the Crossing, so that the low rails marking the passage from the Coro to the Capilla mayor are very long.
The extreme shortness of the constructional choir makes it certain that the church was planned for the modern Spanish arrangement of the Coro, which now occupies two bays of the nave, leaving one bay between its eastern Reja and the Crossing.
There is an old metal screen or Reja under the eastern arch of the crossing, which is of the same age as the choir fittings, and has two iron pulpits projecting from its western face.
The Reja at the west end of choir is not old; the usual brass rails are placed to form a passage from the Coro to the Capilla mayor, across the transept.
At the south end is a chapel with an altar, divided by an iron Reja from the Chapter-room.
When the windows do open towards the street they rise above heavy projecting sills, into which the bars of the iron reja are fixed.
Reja had come in not many weeks later to Palmyra to buy corn, and had stayed two days in Abdallah’s house, and had recognized him as the man who was with the Beg that day.
Mohammed and Reja were now friends, Reja having given Mohammed a falcon on going away, and Mohammed the strange present of a winding-sheet.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reja" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
