Sentence examples for building a dome from inspiring English sources

Examples such as a mosque in Bradford that decided to use the money to employ a youth worker instead of building a dome are rare but welcome.

(Wren's pre-fire project for St . Pauls envisioned building a dome around the existing and tottering spire, then pulling it down. He realized that Londoners would become depressed by the loss of their skyline should the tower be demolished first).

Part 1 of her performance - a loosely choreographed re-enactment of Fuller's failed attempt - takes place on the first Sunday of the biennial in locations throughout New York City, including Times Square; for Part 2, 25 volunteers will assist in building a dome.

Another corralled several thousand supporters of building a dome over Chicago to keep the city warm all year.

The task force decided against building a dome because of its cost--$20 million--and the favorable climate in Maryland.

While a dome is an efficient shape to heat, you may find that building a dome is less efficient than building a standard "stick frame" home, due to the odd angled cuts and partial use of boards/plywood that was manufactured with a stick builder in mind.

I've been out in the woods for a week now, building a dome-roofed home and painting a mural inside of it that's devoted to a woman in the light of the moon.

It was one of the first known attempts at building a ceiling dome over a square chamber, with the dome resting on jutting bricks at the corners of the room.

Considering the price for not knowing the actual capability of the concrete dome to withstand the impact of an airliner, I would assume the costs for building a mock dome and utilizing a remote-controlled retired airliner may indeed prove more economical and prudent.

Our defense against future threats will rely more on diplomacy than on building a strategic dome over the country.

Crews were building a containment dome, a 4-story, 70-ton structure that the company plans to lower into place over one of the three leaks to catch the escaping oil and allow it to be pumped to the surface.