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Meanings of great dome in English
Full-length dome car built by Budd for Great Northern Railway's ‘Empire Builder’ train.
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Usage of great dome in English
1
The exhibit housed under the great dome should not be passed by.
2
And be alone in the world, under the great dome of heaven?
3
This great dome, the largest in the world, is made of solid concrete.
4
A great dome, built of stone, is buried in the earth.
5
Look closely, and you can see the great dome up among the clouds.
6
And he saw a great dome afar, and journeyed to it.
7
Then he saw another jet plane streaking for the great dome's open door.
8
In a moment, he thought, that great dome would collapse like a broken toy.
9
It is in the centre of the church, and immediately under the great dome.
10
It stands under the centre of the great dome, which covers the whole Basilica.
11
Ahead of her, the dais under the great dome was filled with strange machinery.
12
The sky was a great dome of blue, the air was pure and sweet.
13
The cylinder turned, and drove through the great dome wall.
14
The great dome is of iron covered with gilt copper.
15
He had also crowned his edifice with a great dome.
16
And amidst all the towers, rearing far more immense, a great dome encompassing Majesty Hill.
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