Sentence examples for domed house from inspiring English sources

In summer the usual dwelling was either a domed house of poles and matting or a lean-to of brush.

In 1850, the plants were moved to a new building on the grounds of the institute's failed garden, then moved once again, to the elegant domed house in 1933.

"This is another negative indication on top of the missing Santa Claus Rally, a down First Five Days and the Dow closing below its December closing low on January 21 triggering the December Low Indicator," says Hirsh, who adds that the market is completing a two-year bearish "three peaks and a domed house" pattern coined by technical analyst George Lindsay.

Aisha's simple mud-built domed house is falling apart; the ceiling on the roof is falling down.

He had begun construction of a much more extravagant, onion-domed house -- locals called it a Thousand and One Nights -- a few blocks north.

Traditional mud-domed houses lay fallen and disintegrating while concrete boxes rise proudly next to them.

The seats are tan, the metalwork burgundy, and with the muted lighting in the domed, narrow house, the atmosphere takes on a shadowy sepia tone that suggests lurking mystery, maybe even danger.

Lautner, who died in 1994 at 83, designed many famed homes in the Los Angeles area including the futuristic Chemosphere House as well as the concrete-domed Elrod House in Palm Springs.

To the west, the Caddoans lived in domed grass houses.

Romney usually held signing ceremonies in the gold-domed State House, in Boston.

The gilt-domed State House (1792) is adjacent to the New Jersey State Cultural Center, which contains a museum, auditorium, planetarium, and state library.