Sentence examples for bulging roof from inspiring English sources

Corinthian columns prop up the bulging roof.

You see the bulging roof of Zaha Hadid's swimming pool, the thicket of Stratford's tacky apartment towers, the gilded souks of Westfield, the skeletal stadium, all whisked up in a woozy cocktail, before you're spat out at the bottom.

They've built a congress centre in Spain that stands like a crystalline meteorite in the landscape, and a centre for skateboarding and climbing whose bulging orange roof floats above a faceted terrain.

Newer colonials, their front doors flanked by mounted lamps, line Old Silo Road, and Heritage Hill Road has bulging hipped-roof houses on a cul-de-sac.

The house stood up to the tornado but suffered vicious roof gouges, bulging walls and wholesale breakage as the couple's possessions were sucked into the air.

The roof bulge, or "dimple", is reminiscent of the modification made to the Le Mans-winning Ford GT40 campaigned by Dan Gurney in the '60s, which required the change to accommodate its pilot's long torso.

Designed by the veteran Danish architect Henning Larsen and opened in January, it sits on a small island in the harbor, its glass facade bulging beneath an enormous cantilevered roof.

EPF was initiated over the bulging portion of the papillary roof, extended upwards or downwards, and stopped short of the papillary orifice to avoid the risk of duodenal perforation or injury to the pancreatic sphincter.

Seven people were squeezed inside the ageing and battered Mercedes with two mattresses strapped to the roof and plastic sacks bulging out of the boot.

And its bulging lower body, tapered toward the roof, give the Nissan an awkwardly overweight rear profile.

The glass units are neither roof nor façade: they are simply bulging, overlapping segments supported by an intricate mesh of steel.