Sentence examples for back of the roof from inspiring English sources
An elastic band at the top of the tent fits snugly over the cab, tucking into a gap at the back of the roof.
Cancers in the back of the mouth, such as on the soft palate (the back of the roof of the mouth) or the back of the throat, are not considered oral cancer.
One theory is that they somehow shift — ever so slightly — the soft palate, the area at the back of the roof of the mouth, which, like much of the apparatus essential to singing opera, is mostly beyond direct voluntary control.
"The skeletal features have changed, but the soft tissues haven't adapted with them," Opperman explains, poking Sidney's pink, fleshy soft palate, right at the back of the roof of his mouth.
Instead, GMC took the extended version of its Envoy, the Envoy XL, cut out the back of the roof to make way for a sliding, retractable panel and turned the floor into a small cargo hold.
Andraos and Wood began playing with computer models, ending up with a sketch of a strange wedge shape, short at the front of the building, much taller toward the back of the roof.
After yet stiffer, even windier climbs, we're back on the roof of the Auvergne and, some time later, beginning the long, long woodland descent to our starting point at Le Mont-Dore.
Back on the roof of Red Bull Arena, I notice that Lalas has a Twitter tab open during the game (he's a prolific and rather whimsical Twitter user), and when I visit the outside broadcast trailer during the second half, assistants are continually checking Twitter feeds.
Like the other Dravidian languages, Tamil is characterized by a series of retroflex consonants (/ḍ/, /ṇ/, and /ṭ/) made by curling the tip of the tongue back to the roof of the mouth.
He went back down to his cell to get a blanket, then back to the roof of the prison, and used the blanket to reach the roof of an adjacent house, owned by William Bird, a turner.
He'd leave his car in the airport's long-term parking, and then he would charter a helicopter back to the roof of his own apartment building, where he would proceed to give his neighbor the power hour.
