Sentence examples for high-vaulted from inspiring English sources
The observatory, with its high-vaulted Octagon Room, was erected in the 17th century.
In Frayn's cleverly intricate blueprint, David's high-vaulted philosophy is dismantled plank by plank.
At night, swap your own tales around the 18-seater table in the high-vaulted dining room.
On one side is the high-vaulted Metropolitan Opera House and on the other is the Vivian Beaumont Theater with neon lights billboarding its current theatrical attractions.
Walking into a white, high-vaulted auditorium, you see 20 musicians dressed in black, pealing forth the mountainous, molten dissonances of "Deserts," by Varese.
The English Market (Princes Street/Grand Parade), dates from 1788 and has traders selling the best local foods from stalls under high-vaulted ceilings.
COMMON SPACES: High vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, a great room and a finished basement.
COMMON SPACES: The great room has an 18-foot-high vaulted ceiling punctuated with skylights.
Inside, the terminal, with its high, vaulted ceiling and walls of glass facing the airfield, loosely recalls Saarinen's T.W.A. terminal.
The main living area has the high vaulted ceiling of the traditional cottage, while the windows overlook the sea.
Empty for the moment, the church, with its high, vaulted ceiling, seemed to hum, as empty churches do.
