Sentence examples for auditorium ceiling from inspiring English sources

By 1974, the theater was divided into a triplex, with cheap wallboard cutting the coffered auditorium ceiling in two.

His father is a cant-spouting former Black Panther who begins poetry readings by firing shotgun shells into the auditorium ceiling.

At Lawrence High School, for instance, the auditorium's ceiling, unstable from moisture, is being repaired.

In the lavish French Baroque auditorium, sinuous ceiling coves frame seasonal murals -- "Bird Nesting," "Fruit Picking," "Tending the Yule Log" -- as well as aphorisms like "Qui ne dit mot consent" ("Silence gives consent").

"The Music Hall is the more positive and dashing piece of architecture," Mumford wrote, drawing special attention to the auditorium: The ceiling descends like a telescoped portion of an eggshell to the semicircular opening of the stage itself; and the panels through which the lights are cast follow this movement down to the stage.

The hall has a transparent façade, and Quebec beechwood covers all surfaces of the auditorium except the ceiling and stage.

The main part of the building has rock walls, and the auditorium contains high, arched ceilings and stained-glass windows.

Be sure to see the auditorium's glorious, spotlighted dome ceiling.

When the dropped ceiling in the auditorium was removed, for example, the work revealed a Guastavino vaulted ceiling like the one in the Grand Central Terminal Oyster Bar.

The ceiling of an auditorium at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, N.J., has a 6--by-6-foot array containing 400 elements.

In the early 1900s, local oil magnate John Long Severance had craftsmen copy the leaf pattern on his late wife's wedding dress for the ceiling of the auditorium.