Hartley was fabulously ugly, in an Abraham Lincoln way; a big man, he had a long face that joined a high dome, deep-set eyes under sloping brows, a huge nose, and, over all, the look of an extraordinarily intelligent hound dog.
The Panthéon is a cruciform building with a high dome over the crossing and lower saucer-shaped domes (covered by a sloping roof ) over the four arms.
Everything austere and northerly, black-and-white under the high dome of clouds.
In the building's 183-foot-long lobby, now part of the post office, the well-to-do booked passage decades ago on Cunard ships to Europe and beyond under a 68-foot-high dome atop an octagonal rotunda.
I walk through the stone gateway that the inhabitants of Lydda entered, through the square courtyard they crowded into, beneath the arches of the high dome they stood under for thirty-six hours.
Winds die down, and hot city air is trapped under a dome of high pressure (or "heat dome"), concentrating pollutants near the ground in what's called a stagnation event.
Even Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the modern Turkish republic, was a customer, and his boza glass is preserved under a glass dome high up on a wall to prove it.
After a revitalising bath, wrap up in fresh towels and rehydrate under the stunning 17-metre-high dome with a cool glass of sweet serbet.
Here, Ramil Kasumov delivers a vicious knockout after connecting on a high kick to the dome.
On a full-block site, the bank is lighted all the way around by huge windows under a curved, coffered dome 65 feet high.
