Sentence examples for set in the ceiling from inspiring English sources

Back at Antrepo, I climbed onto a cushioned platform, in a section entitled "Dream House," and, amid lounging couples beneath video screens set in the ceiling, took a nap.

Richly detailed rounded vaults, or cupolas, are set in the ceiling over the principal images; baldachins (ornamental structures resembling canopies) and pavilions to house images or relics reproduce in miniature the intricate carpentry of full-scale buildings; and extremely complex bookcases, some of which, as at the Huayan Temple, were made to revolve, also assume the form of miniature buildings.

The work, a whisp of smoke ascending from the floor to a huge extractor fan set in the ceiling of the Basilica di San Giorgio, an ancient church set apart on its own island, emphasises the "immaterial becoming object", according to the artist.

Under pressure from House conservatives, Mr. Ryan cut nearly $20 billion from spending levels set in the debt-ceiling pact, breaking faith with the Senate and potentially leading to a government shutdown this fall.

The Lisbon Treaty and the Financial Rules also stipulate that the annual budget must comply with the ceilings set in the MFF, which must itself comply with the ceilings established in the decision on own resources.

Committee Democrats also said that the optional $7 billion could be used only to bring the projected deficit below the $144 billion ceiling set in the new budget-balancing law.

Four oval oil paintings are set in the intricate, hand-sculptured plaster ceiling, and the floor is inlaid marble.

But the Congressional Budget Office asserted today that the White House had significantly underestimated military spending in its 1987 budget, so that total spending would be $15.7 billion above the deficit ceiling set in the new budget-balancing law.

The Democrats on the committee also approved a requirement that the additional $7 billion be used to reduce the deficit for 1987 below the $144 billion ceiling set in the budget-balancing law.

Democrats on the House Budget Committee neared agreement this evening on a 1987 spending plan that would slash President Reagan's request for the military, raise revenue as much as the Senate and cut the deficit substantially below the $144 billion ceiling set in the new budget-balancing law.

Dozens of House members called for a halt to testing last week, and 57 members of the new Senate urged President Reagan to reverse his decision to exceed weapons ceilings set in the unratified 1979 strategic arms limitation treaty.