Sentence examples for big dome from inspiring English sources

The Max crab cake was equally appealing, a big dome of incredibly fresh Maryland crabmeat plated atop a colorful swirl of parsley-asparagus purée.

In the Final Four next Saturday, Crean, Kansas and the rest of the world will find out if that big dome is large enough to contain Marquette's Dwyane Wade.

The captives were held in roped-off enclosures under the big dome (except for a minority who paid for the privilege of being housed in the restaurant): five lavatories served 1,200 men.

It includes projects like Archigram's 1969 Instant City, which was partly inspired by the cheap, ethereal structures of postwar Los Angeles, and Peter Cook's 1968 Ideas Circus, an informal think tank enclosed underneath a big dome that could be packed up in trucks and moved from city to city.

Here's what I saw in the big dome.

Big Dome is further to the north at the edge of the anomaly.

They were going to get lots of money, build great big domes, fill them full of all those plants and persuade people to pay to come and look at them.

These results indicated that the step structures on miscut substrates can considerably affect the small nanostructures rather than the big ones such as big dome-like islands.

It's basically like, in England, these big domes that have big greenhouses, but their huge.

The classic example is Brunelleschi's solution to the problem of constructing the world's biggest dome over Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence.

Dagoberto Valdés, editor of Convivencia, a Catholic journal, says the American thaw has robbed the regime of its ability to cast its neighbour as an "external enemy", so its own shortcomings have moved into the spotlight.El Capitolio, a marble landmark in central Havana, modelled on (and with a bigger dome than) America's Capitol, points to a brighter future.