Sentence examples for roof adjacent from inspiring English sources

When Nuer members of the Tigers climbed onto a roof adjacent to the president's residence and started to fire into it, they were hit in return with artillery fire.

A "The term 'roof rights' usually means the right to use the roof adjacent to an apartment for recreational purposes, such as gardening or use of deck furniture," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a lawyer and a vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

Instead of building an electrical room on the roof or adjacent to the building, the city opted to build a cellar underneath the east wing.

An enlarged section of that canvas is featured in the Branly installation, covering 700 square meters, or 7,500 square feet, of the museum's roof and adjacent terrace.

The aluminum portrait and larger-than-life photographs on the roof and adjacent to the restaurant La Esquina, at 106 Kenmare Street in SoHo, however, are something else entirely: an homage by the New York City painter Allen Hirsch to Benjamin, his capuchin monkey who died at the age of 14, that is as much a reflection of a broken heart as any light on Broadway.

This indicates that water bearing self-healing capability of near-surface strata is higher, while that of roof strata adjacent to the coal seam mined is lower.

In 2002 a Starbucks coffee and sandwich bar was opened, as well as an outdoor roof garden adjacent to the meeting conference rooms on the second floor.

We removed each module from the experimental array (at least 2 m away) and placed it on top of grey colored weed barrier fabric (Quest Plastics Ltd., Mississauga, ON, Canada) to ensure that the grass on the study roof and adjacent modules did not contribute to the measured reflectance values.

The bus stop is in a crowded place, and a subsequent blast in a nearby bakery brought roofs of adjacent shops tumbling down, causing additional casualties.

According to Socketsite, Kink.com owner Peter Acworth filed a report presenting three key problems with the proposed development: loss of light due to the height of the neighboring building; obstruction of the Armory's signature curved roof; and incompatible adjacent development that will place apartment buildings four feet from the planned event center.

The roof of an adjacent building is tiled with solar panels, glinting in peak sunlight.