Sentence examples for ceilings under which from inspiring English sources
The ceilings under which Sammy Davis Jr. and F. Scott Fitzgerald misspent their good fortunes are crumbling.
In 110, a huge wooden post pins the ceiling, under which two beds double as sitting space around a sushi table that unfolds from the wall.
In many cases credit rating agencies follow a "sovereign ceiling" practice, under which private borrowers cannot obtain a better rating than their home country's debt, according to a 2006 study by economists at the Federal Reserve.
But the debt ceiling agreement approved this summer by Congress, under which the Pentagon must find $400 billion in reductions over the next 12 years, may force cuts once considered unthinkable.
The approval of open com petition for automobile insur ance companies instead of the existing, law under which the state establishes rite ceilings.
The Florida program, likely to be a model for many other states, shifts from Medicaid's traditional "defined benefit" plan to a "defined contribution" plan, under which the state sets a ceiling on spending for each Medicaid recipient.
Most of them would create a cap-and-trade program, under which the government would set a ceiling on carbon emissions and require companies that burn fossil fuels to bid for carbon permits through an auction.
Mrs. Merkel wants a treaty change to create legal certainty behind a new structure under which eurozone countries that exceed deficit and other economic ceilings can be stripped of E.U. subsidies or voting rights.
All of this rests under glass ceilings which open up the sky for an awesome view of the Nothern Lights. .
We snored like the Three Stooges under a ceiling from which tiny icicles hung from the point of each roofing nail.
