Sentence examples for cistern's from inspiring English sources

Perhaps next year, once Cistern's influence has taken hold, a penchant for subterranean orchestral work will be all the rage.

Pauline Oliveros and her Deep Listening Band offered spacious meditations on conch shells, didgeridoo, antique cymbals and Tibetan horn, with digital processing by Jonas Braasch replicating a cistern's cavernous reverberations.

In the Byzantine period, the cistern's water was used by the imperial palace and residents.

The video's devotion to the harsh beauty of nature doubly complicates Cistern's setting.

She then decided to use multiple projectors to fill the Cistern's 87,500 square feet of space and 221 two-story columns.

15 Put a brick in your toilet's cistern to reduce the amount of water used in flushing.

Connors draws deeply from the well of field notes he patiently collected, like rain in his lookout's cistern, over the course of eight summers.

The divided stage, with Iokanaan's cistern prison at the back and stairs downstage from which he emerged, made clear sense of the narrative.

Socrates had no interest in whether his corpse was burned or buried, but he bathed at the prison's cistern so the women of his household would be spared from having to wash his corpse.

An opera house fireman who had been raising trout in the building's huge cistern (a firefighting reservoir and the inspiration for the underground lake in Gaston Leroux's "Phantom of the Opera") suggested he put the hives on the roof where the bees would not bother anyone.

Only the capacious toon-terrazzo bathroom, Mr. Boscarino's Sistine cistern, tried his patience as a homeowner or an artist.