Sentence examples for high gallery from inspiring English sources

A high gallery ran around the basement pool, which was decorated with polychromed tile.

The Angels, sung by three boys in a high gallery, responded to Man, enacted by the male choir, in a riveting exchange.

500 performers, with top soloists, several choirs and offstage brass in a high gallery, gathered beneath the soaring transept and gave their all.

The dark stone walls, the heat, airlessness and claustrophobia added to the atmosphere as we crouched along a corridor only 1.3m high, emerging into a high gallery and finally into the echoing chamber of the king, empty except for a huge stone sarcophagus.

She physically dominates the cathedral; her head is almost level with the approximately sixty feet high gallery.

As for music, it was still virtually all religious, firmly centred on the Basilica of St Mark, which already possessed not one but two organs, set in high galleries.

The 30-foot-high Gallery 3D, which once housed an Aeolian-Skinner organ, still has scarlet carpeting and a burnished bronze mezzanine balustrade, repeating the circular motif.

The 40-foot-high gallery is at midpoint between exhibits and will offer visitors a chance to rest their eyes and take in the sweeping view of six bridges.

At the opening of "Mood River" last month, students, skateboarders and art enthusiasts of all ages gravitated quickly to the far end of the exhibition space, a two-story-high gallery, attracted by thunderous rock music and the sounds of skateboarders roaring along on urethane wheels and slamming against floors and walls as they swooped through the bowls, one seven feet deep, the other four feet.

Museum officials plan to eliminate two 30-foot-high galleries that were part of the original proposal to add wall space and cut costs.

It was not just the sensation of being wrapped around by voices that was spine-tingling, or the ethereal beauty of Carolyn Sampson's Mater Gloriosa, and then blazing brass from the hall's highest galleries that made for a remarkable aural experience, but hearing the hundreds of voices at their infinitesimal quietest and feeling the gentle vibrations of sound permeate air.