Sentence examples for red ceiling from inspiring English sources

There are the painted textures of a red ceiling painting by the artist Antoni Malinowski.

His photograph "The Red Ceiling" — a picture of a single burned-out light bulb, screwed into a red ceiling and divided by three white extension cords — is on the cover of Big Star's "Radio City," from 1974.

The atmosphere, accentuated by the red ceiling and Marrakech-tiled floor, is loud and cheery – a perfect place to start the evening.

The first photograph of Eggleston's I ever saw was the aforementioned red ceiling, which adorned the sleeve of Big Star's Radio City album.

Likewise, the Memphis cult band Big Star's use of their fellow southerner William Eggleston's famous red ceiling (Greenwood, Mississippi, 1973) for their 1974 album Radio City.

Is the red of man and room leeched from the walls or the light (this is the location of the famous red ceiling)?

It was the same milieu that produced William Eggleston, the wayward genius of modern American photography, whose famous blood-red ceiling graced the cover of the Radio City album.

Hundreds of infra-red ceiling cameras have been trained (with Amazon employees as guinea pigs) over the past year to differentiate between customers as they move around the store, and between items for sale, even those with similar appearances, such as different flavours of the same canned drink.

Designed by L.A. architect Kulapat Yantrasast, it features a dim room with blood-red ceilings (a lighting effect) with a procession of armor from the age of the samurai in Japan (12th to 19th centuries).

His most famous photograph, entitled Greenwood, Mississippi, 1973, but always referred to as The Red Ceiling, is of a bare light bulb from a crimson ceiling, three white cables snaking across the glossy surface like arteries.

Doors, red oak ceiling beams and wide-board flooring are original.