Sentence examples for covering the ceiling from inspiring English sources

With rainbow-colored lights covering the ceiling and a half-moon disco ball overhead, it feels almost like a shoe-box Studio 54.

Wandering nonchalantly in as though we have gold-plated invitations, we find the inside gaudily decorated, with multicoloured tissue rosettes covering the ceiling, brightly painted wooden tables and chairs, and gilded mirrors and paintings.

In the small gallery-like space, with a Persian rug covering the ceiling, a plant wall and a mannequin of Christy Turlington in tree pose, you'll find the favorite Max leather jacket with a funnel collar (shown above), $890; a lace-up leather skirt, $350, and textured knit dresses and tops to go with them.

The new place offers two distinct dining possibilities: a main section with a copper-topped bar, a pressed-tin ceiling and antique hanging lights; and a dazzling white room featuring a wall of windows and sheer billowing material covering the ceiling.

For the next six months, the machines will be slowly covering the ceiling with giant knitted scaves.

His renovations include installing a marble staircase that links his two floors, and covering the basement ceiling in silk.

Mr. Curry created a disorienting environment for that sculpture and smaller ones by covering the walls, ceiling and floor with hollow-core cardboard panels bearing grainy, black-and-white photographs of what seem to be his own studio walls.

He and his team applied colorful decals to the outside of the machine and to every surface in the room, covering the floor, ceilings, walls, and all of the equipment, showcasing themes like "Pirate Ship" and "Space Adventure;" the team also created scripts for machine operators so they could lead their young patients through the adventures.

The Metropolitan Opera's theatrical designer Joseph Urban modernized the interior with a main dining hall accommodating 600 guests, where two large glass chandeliers sparkled off black mirrors with an inlaid tulip design covering the walls and ceiling.

Blue and white streamers fell from the ceiling, covering the audience, including the girls' volleyball team, which was trying to clear the court so it could practice.

Our room was possibly the most elegant bedroom I've ever stayed in, with elaborate doors inlaid with veneer in intricate patterns, 18th-century frescoes covering the walls and the ceiling (20 or so feet high), and massive antique mirrors that made it all too spookily easy to imagine glimpsing, out of the corner of one's eye, the reflected ghost of a doge or a nun or the French ambassador.