Sentence examples for domed architecture from inspiring English sources
In Struth's image of the Pantheon, taken in 1990, the domed architecture dominates the tiny people at its base.
Right, along the river, is a new chapel; the traditional domed architecture looks beautifully incongruous in the Expocentre.
The tangled alleyways, spice-laden bazaars and grand domed architecture of ancient Silk Road stopovers such as Tashkent, Kashgar and Samarkand are childhood storybook cities.
With three days of lunches on terraces and star-lighted dinners overlooking domed architecture, a guided tour of the Roman Forum and, of course, a wedding ceremony, invitees were treated to their own private Roman holidays.
In recent years, however, the symbolism of domed architecture has been turned inside out.
The Pantheon in Rome, the touchstone for all domed architecture, has an open oculus.
The Grande Aula, or Great Hall, of the Markets of Trajan (AD 96 to 115) is an intact example of the domed, concrete architecture of imperial Rome.
Its keystone is "Slide Mantra," a 10 1/2-foot-tall outdoor sculpture in white Carrara marble whose spiral and cubic shapes echo the domed, neoclassical architecture of the pavilion.
Over his grave the caliph built a domed tomb similar in architecture to those customarily built over the remains of the more venerated holy men.
No visit would have been complete without a stroll down Les Galeries Royales SaintoHubert to feast one's eyes on the enclosed domed mall's classical architecture, marble storefronts, and exquisitely displayed merchandise.
Built around a natural rainforest, it has a real east-meets-west atmosphere – with futuristic architecture, gold-domed temples and ancient banyan trees.
