Sentence examples for vaulted dome from inspiring English sources

The interior typically has a vaulted dome; the exterior, a cone.

The vaulted dome weighs 52 million pounds and is modeled after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Organ hymns waft from a circular chapel, and nuns attend Mass and murmur rosaries under a white vaulted dome.

Busoni's performing editions of Bach keyboard music are annotated as if they were Scripture; one fugue, he suggested, bears us upward, "out of the crypt of a mighty cathedral, through the broad nave and onward to the extreme height of the vaulted dome".

The fanciful under-the-sea theme skews more formal — plush curved booths add an old-school vibe, tables are dressed with white cloth and grand vaulted dome ceilings remain from the space's former life as a 1925 Elks club pool.

Gotham Hall is a really incredible space (it used to house the Greenwich Savings Bank and has a giant Art Deco ballroom with a seven-story-tall vaulted dome).

Detailed study of the vaults showed that the geometrical symmetry of the curve of the vault dome was disrupted.

At the Taj Mahal, each sanctuary opens onto an enormous vaulting dome.

It was Brunelleschi who worked out a successful method to vault the dome, invented the machinery necessary to carry it out, and designed the structure's crowning lantern and its lateral tribunes (semicircular structures).

Another excellent example of the use of these techniques covers the vaults, domes, and vertical walls of the parish church of Santa María Tonantzintla (early 18th century), near Puebla.

Brunelleschi designed the Old Sacristy (originally intended as a Medici family mausoleum) as a cube vaulted with a hemispherical dome.