Sentence examples for lower roof from inspiring English sources

A makeshift wooden ladder now ran from the lower roof to the top of the shaft.

Lower roof heights make it increasingly difficult to provide the clearance needed for soft springs.

Onstage the musicians play in what is essentially a box set back under a lower roof than the one over the audience.

Then, just before the camera cuts away, we catch sight of a group of people on a much lower roof, who don't look safe at all.

Plants receive rainwater, slowing the flow, before the water is filtered and funneled down to a container garden on the lower roof for irrigation.

With the help of several students, he grabbed a ladder from his backyard and lifted it up to a lower roof and then raised it to a third-floor window -- providing at least a dozen students a route to safety.

The Gran Coupe is BMW's tardy response to the low-slung Mercedes CLS and the handsome Audi A7, both squashed four-doors styled with lower roofs and radically raked windshields.

Upon these platforms, the palaces generally consisted of two levels, a lower roofed antechamber with a second, higher level supporting the main rooms of the structure.

The tall sculptural roofs of the auditorium and the boat-hall, both on the harbour front, and the library facing the park area and the city are set off by the lower roofs of the exhibition and workshop areas inside the complex.

Before the task began, BAA took the builders up to Yorkshire and spent £4m ($7m) on a practice run, raising and lowering roof sections half a dozen times (and once in a stiff gale) to make sure that the job ran smoothly.

Everything is not alright, up on the roof I have a (previously) private theory that the paucity of great English spinners in the late '80s and '90s coincided with ever-lower roofs on outdoor nets.