Sentence examples for beams roof from inspiring English sources

Colonial Williamsburg carpenters hewed beams, roof shingles and clapboards out of tulip poplar, white cedar and cypress timbers.

After spending about half a year designing the house, they quickly put down the concrete foundations and erected the wooden bearing beams, roof, window frames and two small exterior walls, all of which were made in Austria.

In commercial applications, NFRPs are used in nonstructural automotive components i.e., beams, roof panels, boat hulls, tennis rackets, furniture, pipes, and tanks.

Hammer-beam roof, English medieval timber roof system used when a long span was needed.

You pass a great hall with a hammer-beam roof and Ford Madox Brown murals.

The dining area has a fireplace and an arched raised timber-beam roof.

A particular instance of this is the English hammer-beam roof, which was a kind of corbeled truss that could span quite long distances.

Notable for the beautiful external architecture of the apse, it contains a spring-beam roof and most of the original floor.

"I think David Cameron is in much bigger doo-doo than he's owning up to," Chris Bryant, the strawberry-complected Labour M.P. for the district of Rhondda, was saying last week, as he sat on a bench under the soaring hammer-beam roof of Westminster Hall.

So started a brief jotted essay on angels, which gyred out to the double hammer-beam roof of the church in the fenland village of March (where the 200 wooden angels' wings are feathered like those of marsh harriers) and then back to a reflection on friendship.

By Lauren Collins Rupert Murdoch "I think David Cameron is in much bigger doo-doo than he's owning up to," Chris Bryant, the strawberry-complected Labour M.P. for the district of Rhondda, was saying last week, as he sat on a bench under the soaring hammer-beam roof of Westminster Hall.