Under its coffered dome is an impeccable collection of lead, plaster and marble statues, centered on Michael Rysbrack's Hercules.
The most visible participants were the violinists Cornelius Dufallo and Amy Kauffman, who stood facing each other at the center of the hall, under its stately dome.
Restored in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the chapel continues to play an important role in the spiritual life of Poblanos, who celebrate weddings and baptisms under its gleaming dome.
The museum, which opened in 2008, was designed by I. M. Pei, and the restaurant sits under its soaring dome, on what seems to be a massive stone plinth with a vertiginous atrium on two sides, plunging more than 100 feet to the ground floor.
Under its glowing domes, handpicked Qatari youths are drilled in preparation to play at the 2022 World Cup.
Under its towering golden dome lies the tomb of Ali, son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad.
Cornwall's Eden Project, safe under its vast glass dome, reported a boom in visitors fed up with the great outdoors and pleased to see 43 varieties of tulips blooming in their prime.
Mindful that every important member of government was under one dome, nothing was left to chance.
That prompted the CBS Corporation (which also owns Simon & Schuster, which published "Under the Dome" under its Scribner imprint) to explore other ways to finance the series.
In its "Music Under the Dome" series, the Vanderbilt Planetarium offers just that, and tonight the Arthur Miller Swing Ensemble, playing swing, Dixieland and traditional jazz, appears in the Sky Theater.
