Sentence examples for under the vault from inspiring English sources
I find the right church, I look up — yes, there's something green there, high up under the vault.
It was right under the vault of the pub so when I hit the bag or the speed ball all the customers could hear it.
When the Deutsches Museum's planetarium, featuring the Zeiss projector, was publicly unveiled in 1923 (two years before the museum's formal opening), it was described as a "schoolroom under the vault of the heavens".
After the dismantling of the plaster, some cracks appeared on the masonry arches under the vault.
Other images painted in the church include these of the Dormition of the Mother of God (above the entrance), the Transfiguration of Jesus (under the vault), John Damascene, Cosmas of Maiuma, Archangel Michael (south of the entrance), Saint Constantine and Saint Helena (right of the entrance).
At a recent meeting under the vaults it seemed only fair that as Mr. Kissin talked about architecture, Pamela Loeffelman of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer could make a suggestion about cuisine.
"It packs good energy," says Boo, as we sit under the vaulted ceiling of the Chicago Cultural Center, a 19th-century beaux-arts library downtown.
In the sacristy of Mexico City Cathedral, between 1684 and 1686, he glued canvases on the walls and stabilized them with arched frames, which fit right under the vaults of the ceiling.
Mark Green, the public advocate and another Democratic candidate for mayor, had the misfortune to arrive shortly before Mr. Bloomberg at the gospel breakfast, given by the Abyssinian Development Corporation under the vaulted ceiling of the Great Hall at City College.
Downstairs, under the vaulting medieval roof of Westminster Hall, BBC Question Time is just setting up for that evening's broadcast: raked seats, powerful lights and purposeful crew – a bright, temporary theatre set inside one of the oldest theatres of all.
Under the Vaulted Sky had lived in my thoughts and I thought it might stay there, but in December 2013 the project was awarded an Arts Council England "exceptional award" and the commission could proceed.
