Domes

He is extremely tall and thin, his forehead domes out in a white curve, and his two eyes are deeply sunken in this head.

This mosque has six minarets and cascading domes.

"Here in the Imperial Martian Garden, we keep plants in domes and underground." "That's fascinating, Doctor Kanda."

"Renkon, I saw banana trees growing in the domes of the Imperial Martian Garden!" "Were there fruits, Meron?" "Yeah, there were different colours and sizes!"

"Renkon, have you been to Mars' pleasure domes?" "Yeah, Meron, I have."

Moscow’s most famous landmarks — Red Square, the Kremlin, and the domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral — are swarmed with World Cup fans doing a bit of sightseeing in between matches.

The air increased in transparency with the lapse of minutes, till the topaz points showed themselves to be the vanes, windows, wet roof slates, and other shining spots upon the spires, domes, freestone-work, and varied outlines that were faintly revealed.

It is white and surmounted by six graceful domes; the courtyard is surrounded by arches supported on airy columns; there is a charming minaret, and surrounding the whole a circle of enormous cypress trees.

The exterior hardly merits description, though the domes or cupolas with their brilliant green, yellow, and white tiling are not without a certain bizarre beauty.