Sentence examples for gigantic dome from inspiring English sources

A planned branch of the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi will be shaded by a gigantic dome that turns its grounds into a kind of oasis.

The gigantic dome was sold to the voters of Louisiana partly as a way for N. O. to leap past Houston.

Justinian and his wife, Theodora, opened the church (later a mosque, then museum) on Dec. 26, 537, and given its gigantic dome, it has been nominated as one of the seven wonders of the world.

Out of space Keeping in step Vista vision Where spice came from ReprintsContemporaries grumbled less about the visual impact of Wren's gigantic dome, than do modern protesters who object to the skyscraper on Canary Wharf in the Isle of Dogs, erected under the exceptionally loose planning regime of the Docklands Development Corporation.

However, as soon as I step inside the Island's gigantic dome, which will accommodate over 6,000 people today, a sudden heatwave fixes my discomfort.

Hitler's plans for rebuilding Berlin included a gigantic dome based on the Pantheon in Rome and a triumphal arch more than double the height of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

Suddenly there was a thunderous THUNK!!! as the towering wall of a gigantic transparent dome came slamming down outside the house.

It all seems normal enough – except for the fact that this familiar playground scene is taking place beneath a gigantic inflatable dome.

It marked the year King Louis-Philippe won permission from the British to resurrect France's lost leader, sending his son to bring Bonaparte back to France for reburial under the gigantic golden dome of Les Invalides.

Norman Foster has designed a gigantic pleasure dome and a "Palace of Peace and Reconciliation" in Kazakhstan, a regime that rules with an iron fist, cracking down on freedom of assembly, speech and religion, regularly locking up and torturing critical journalists and forcibly evicting residents to make way for grand construction projects.

The hangars, gigantic elongated domes, were built in 1942, to store war blimps.