Sentence examples for roof out from inspiring English sources

I rushed back into the function room just as the cormorants landed on the tarpaulin of the kitchen roof out back, and a weeping Mick Harty was confessing to Vivien an affair of fifteen years' standing.

If you're going to be decking your roof out with solar tiles, there's a possibility that you may forgo what might be the best placement of a skylight in favor of more solar cell square footage.

In the summer, there's a tented roof out back.

He had made the walls and roof out of cardboard and two-by-four studs.

One is a head-turner, even in New York: The driver's seat and the steering wheel are on the roof, out of range of the cameras on the hood.

Viewers were gripped as he single-handedly cut 12,000 shingles for the roof out of oak, as the 9ft A-frame was winched into place in one day, and as the entire house was made weatherproof only just before the winter set in.

Everybody else, mindful of Andy Grove, is basically shoring up the roof out-of-pocket.

A University of Pennsylvania study found that young men who reside under mom and dad's roof out-earn those out on their own because, secure in the parental safety net, they can hold out for the right job.

Above the main cabin is a disco whose roof looks out on the stars.

The curves of its two rinks echo the park's swoops and lawns, while its rectangular roof stands out like a billboard.

"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof " grew out of a short story titled "Three Players of a Summer Game," which the author published in this magazine in 1952.