The chair screeched around a corner and pulled into the first scene, a diorama littered with cross-sectioned cars.
She wheeled away and paused at the next diorama to set down a doll-house in a child's room diorama.
The diorama shows coffee berries being dried in the sun and in the shade in preparation for marketing the coffee.
In the medical field, early trephining and other surgical instruments will be displayed along with a diorama of an 1805 surgical operation performed by Dr.
In the same year, a diorama including a hypochlorinator for purification of water on a farm was installed in the gallery.
It is difficult to imagine whence originated the mistake of calling a diorama a panorama, which it is not.
There is another very common error, that of calling a diorama a panorama.
Sat in the afternoon in the garden at Lowther Lodge, seeing a long dioramaof people drop in and have tea.
The Dalzells and all my other dear friends of past days here have gone over the border-land, but, in this hospitable house, I have seen quite a diorama of people.
Illustration: Diorama in the museum depicting incident when Jackson was given the name “Stonewall.
The museum, which is highlighted by a diorama and an electric map, presents exhibits in such a way as to develop the story of both battles in narrative sequence.
The exhibition called the Dioramais merely a large painting prepared in accordance with the principle now explained.
Such was the Diorama as it was first exhibited in London to admiring crowds.
This portable Diorama can be most conveniently shown by lamplight, the flame of an argand lamp, the wick of which can be heightened and lowered, being best adapted for the purpose.
THE next evening but one, when the children had given Grandfather a full account of the Diorama of Bunker Hill, they entreated him not to keep them any longer in suspense about the fate of his chair.
The finest part of this diorama is the representation of interior parts of buildings.
For only the shortest of reaches was the stream sufficiently quiet to allow me to take my eyes off it long enough to enjoy the really entrancing diorama of the scenery.
The diorama was never built, but it required a great many conferences, and it seemed appropriate that Liszt should visit her at her estate, Woronince.
He said he wished to express in music his impressions of Dante's "Divina Commedia," with a diorama of scenic effects.
We might ask which of all these parts of the moving diorama is most distinctly human.
The place, as we rode along, presented a shifting dioramaof delightful views.
Chapter VIII The next evening but one, when the children had given Grandfather a full account of the Diorama of Bunker Hill, they entreated him not to keep them any longer in suspense about the fate of his chair.
On the day of the unfortunate destruction of the Oxford Street Diorama and Bazaar, by fire, two new views were opened at the Dioramain the Regent's Park.
Bonomi, Catherwood and Arundale, in 1833: from them has been painted the view of the Interior of the Mosque of Omar, in the Diorama of the Holy Land.
