welkin

IPA: wˈɛɫkɪn

(also Lancashire) The sky which appears to an observer on the Earth as a dome in which celestial bodies are visible; the firmament.
The upper atmosphere occupied by clouds, flying birds, etc.
(religion) The place above the Earth where God or other deities live; heaven.

Examples of "welkin" in Sentences

But that the sea, mounting to th 'welkin's cheek, [369-1]
And the orient welkin is smit to flame with auroral crimsoning.
Ah, pay no mind to the welkin blue if you would be thought as "green."
The intense gaze of his welkin blue eyes suggested an immense self-regard.
The welkin is being made to ring with the figures of unemployment insurance registrations.
Among the less pleasing sounds that fill the welkin are the _tonk_, _tonk_, _tonk_ of the coppersmith, the
Rides the bleak puffing winds, that feem to fpit Their foam fparfe thro 'the welkin, which is nothing If not beheld.
Just for variety, he poured syrup all over Robin Walker, the son of the former Cabinet minister Peter Walker, by praising his dad to the very welkin.
The only improvements I would recommend are a smoking lounge inside security -- Miami International has that -- and a similar soundproof room where parents could take their children who insist on screaming at the exact pitch that sets off car alarms and makes the welkin ring.