Sentence examples for bigger roof from inspiring English sources
Many think the plush seating (no standing allowed anymore), slightly bigger roof and reduced capacity are somehow an abandonment of what was created back in the 1950s when Brazil truly became a footballing nation.
Typical of these disasters, people are evacuated to locations under a big roof, such as gymnasiums.
Mrs. Tartaglia loved its big roof terrace and location near Columbus Park.
His so-called "big roof" schools in Hampshire began with Newlands primary school at Yateley in 1979.
One thing I've learned: when you buy a big building — this one is 85,000 square feet — you buy a big roof.
This, the most adventurous and biggest roof of its kind for decades after it was built, now painted a fetching sky blue and flooded with daylight?
Above is a sitting room and a big roof terrace with views of the medieval castle – lovely for an evening under the stars.
The big roof ambition recalls Buckminster Fuller's 1960 scheme to cover Manhattan with a geodesic dome, or Richard Rogers' 1994 plan to swamp London's Southbank Centre with an enormous undulating tent, and the whole sweep-it-under-one-big-roof idea has a decidedly retro air.
The Casa Blanca stands out from the crowd: stylish but not too cool and contemporary, this 18th-century republican house retains its historical charm, plus it has the biggest roof terrace in town.
When Paris failed to secure the 2012 Olympic bid, ambitions (and budgets) were lowered, so Mangin's scheme for a simple series of lawns, with part of the site covered by a big roof, was selected.
Resembling a stack of shipping containers under a big roof, the plans for the school don't make it seem like a particularly wise thing to do with bits of an arena.
