Voorbeelden van dais

• A dais has been put up at one end of it. 

• At one end was a dais and an organ, and at intervals down the room stood long tables. 

• The King took his place on the dais and watched the dancing. 

• The dais and the throne are draped in black. 

• The tiers on the left of the dais are for diplomatists. 

• With this in place and chairs surrounding the dais, a facility ordinarily seating 4,327 could accommodate about 7,500, with standing room for 1,500 more.

• A steeply gabled roof was built over this central dais and covers the front end of the posterior hallway.

• In the middle are a small dais and a well.

• Like a dais, they displayed their incumbents when sleeping, their emptiness at other times awaiting the absent sleeper.

• The large size of the jury means that its benches, set at right angles to the coroner's dais, assume considerable prominence.

• Compound 1 demarcates a narrow chamber or corridor at its south end, while a small dais and the remnants of an eroded ramp lead to this back corridor (figure 3).

• Typically, the main figure is seated on a dais (37 or 59%, of the 70 main figures), which occupies the highest line or horizon within the scene.

• Later the idea came along of having the unfortunate deputy-chairman as the man in permanent subjugation to the chairman and vice-chairman on the dais.

• I do not believe they could make any claim for compensation on dais basis; but if they want to make it, they ought to supply the information themselves.

• Even the construction of the dais is intended to rick the necks of those who sit in the well of the court having to look at the judge.

• The main room has a cove ceiling and a raised dais at its west (front) end.

• At military parades, the dais is the raised, sometimes covered, platform from where the troops are reviewed, addresses made and salutes taken.

• A flight of steps led to a central building where there was an imposing pillared hall with a dais at the end.

• Its interior consists of a single auditorium, with a dais at the front (between the two front doors), and rows of pews facing it.

• This included an entry on one end of a long narrow, covered space with a raised dais at the other end.