Sentence examples for movable roof from inspiring English sources

With ideal conditions guaranteed at University of Phoenix Stadium, which has a movable roof, these two may put on a show.

When fans tried to envision the proposed movable roof at the new ballpark, they would not have dared supply the All-Star Game with balmy high-summer weather -- or that non-meteorological phenomenon known as Ichiro.

Now Mandel does most of his imaging right in his observatory, a simple room with a movable roof he designed and had built in 1990.

For high-speed robotics dynamic (shaking) force and (shaking) moment balance are important properties to obtain low base vibrations, high precision, and short cycle times, a.o., while for large moving structures such as movable bridges and movable roofs force balance is important for safety and low energy usage.

The house has been described by the biographers Elizabeth Watkins Jorgensen and Henry Irvin Jorgensen as "an arty, board and batten, two-story redwood shanty, with a movable skylight roof in one of the upstairs bedrooms".

Greene told Rathvon that I had heard a lot about the movable glass roof over the patio of the house, and asked him to show me how it worked.

Cadillac says that these skyroofs offer the largest movable glass roofs on any vehicle in its class, with five square feet of clear space with Ultraview and seven square feet with Ultraview Plus.

By the end of that year more than 25,000 people would pay 10 cents, which went to a local charity, to view the two-level International style rectangular structure with its flat roof and movable walls built into a natural hillside and designed to blend into its 2 1/2-acre woodlands parcel off Derby Avenue.

A state of the art complex that hosted a Super Bowl only two years ago, a game won by younger brother Eli, the arena can hold up to 70,000 patrons, has a mechanized retractable roof, and movable window walls.

It is dominated by a large indoor pool, under a soaring roof made of movable partitions.

The ram itself, usually suspended by ropes from the roof of a movable shed, was swung back and forth by its operators against the besieged structure.