Sentence examples for roof comes from inspiring English sources
The roof comes off when a comely nun knocks the ball in off her arse to defeat a team of children.
These days, the knowledge sought under its roof comes not from hardback books but from blindfolded detainees.
So who's going to be the next Tevye after Alfred Molina's run in the Broadway revival of "Fiddler on the Roof" comes to a close in early January?
A roof comes off a barn seemingly at a safe distance from the funnel but it, too, is sucked into the cloud.
Once seated, there's an overwhelming feeling of claustrophobia that is only enhanced when the roof comes down at the touch of a button.
(Rooney) 'A Streetcar Named Desire' (previews start on Tuesday; opens on April 22) From the same producing team behind the all-black 2008 revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" comes this multiracial rethink on another Tennessee Williams classic.
"When we got the breakthrough the roof came off.
The roof came off and the rain poured in.
She continues: "The grass for the roof came from our property.
Mr. Watson soon learned, however, that life under Ms. Smith's roof came with something he was unaccustomed to: rules.
