Sentence examples for glazed roof from inspiring English sources

The angled, glazed roof segment above the bed-head offers views of the sky.

For most of the year, heat to maintain the hothouse will be provided by solar heating through a glazed roof.

The main part was used as a paper store, and there's also a courtyard that was originally covered by a glazed roof, which housed all the printing machinery.

At some point after the 1940's, someone gave up on the sloping, glazed roof, and it has been repeatedly covered with tarpaper.

The effect of unfiltered sunlight pouring through a glazed roof, bouncing off monochrome walls and white-tiled floors, and dancing on the surface of the swimming pool is dazzling.

Five million Chinese a year visit the ancient Forbidden City, walking across the acres of gray cobblestone, through the stately vermilion pavilions and beneath the orange glazed roof tiles of the capital's centuries-old palace complex.

Iron trusses with glazed roofs were also used in the train sheds of railway stations that were built throughout western Europe.

As in the Forbidden City, there are faded red walls, yellowish-orange glazed roofs and animal gargoyles that rank the importance of each hall.

The high eight-sided dome in the center is complemented by a smaller one right over the corner entrance; the domes are flanked by large sloping glazed roofs that lead down to walls made mostly of wooden window-like panels.

Visitors to the 17th century Ashmolean enter via a six-storey atrium awash with natural light from a part-glazed roof, and see alternating single and double storey-spaces, with a wondrous curved staircase snaking down one wall.

Now in commercial use, the two-storey building was constructed in about 1890 from brick, with terracotta dressings and a part-glazed roof.