Solariums [noun]

Night was moving above her through the dome of the solarium.

It was evening in the solarium on top of the General Medical building.

The solarium was the external terraced portico, and this still remains.

Above all, in a literal and also commendatory sense of the word, was the solarium.

Since he slept under the sky, his sleeping-room was also a solarium.

But Polly and Clive were in the solarium together all the time!

Clive Hammond and his new wife were again together in the solarium.

Cicero having to mention a water-clock is obliged to call it a water sundial (solarium ex aqu).

One end and most of the front of the solarium had been covered before an exclamation from the Doctor halted the work.

"So that I can work in that solarium to-night without interruption," replied Dr. Bird.