domed造句怎么写

No NFL team which plays it's home games in a domed stadium has ever won a Superbowl

large marine arthropod of the American Atlantic coast having a domed horseshoe-shaped carapace and stiff pointed tail; a living fossil related to the wood louse.

To the Western eye, blue-domed roofs belong on French estates, stone turrets on castles, and white Corinthian columns on Greek temples.

The head is well domed, and his brow broad and well raised. He has a pleasant expression in talking, and indeed his manner can be described as distinctly prepossessing.

I had spent my childhood thus far being carted around the capital cities of Europe, so the Field Museum satisfied my idea of "Museum," but its domed stone facade was nothing exceptional.

A domed roof or ceiling.

Cowboys stadium is a domed stadium with a retractable roof in Arlington, Texas.

It is a domed marble building, a slightly smaller copy of Washington's Capitol.

"Tortoises have a high, domed shell, heavy elephant-like hind legs, and hard-scaled forelegs."

On one side, workers were busy restoring the 14,900-square-metre glass-domed roof of the Grand Palais, built for the Universal Exhibition in 1900.

It's one of the world's oldest art galleries: this summer there was an extra queue for its oldest exhibition space, the Tribuna, a domed, jewel-encrusted hall hung with Bronzino portraits.

Apricot buds open into domed creamy-white rosettes.

The domed cities and flying cars we expected have failed to materialize.

A carpet of moss covers a domed surface, providing a base for a tree stump, plants, grasses, trees and flowers including foxgloves.

It is not domed but not absolutely flat between the ears.

'We have drawn our conclusions by studying other Roman monuments in the city including the Domus Aurea or as it is also known the Emperor Nero's Golden Palace which also had a similar domed roof.

Multan is also known for its many Sufi shrines, like the 14th-century, white-domed tomb in the background.