Sentence examples for roof setting from inspiring English sources

I had neglected to pull down the shades and it had snowed during the night; the morning rays reflected off the snow on the sills and on the low adjacent roof, setting the room on fire with daylight.

Another menacing image in the collection shows Roof setting fire to the American flag.

The implication of these findings include the knowledge that an individual is less stable directly after performing roofing tasks on a pitched roof setting, and should be afforded ample time to recover before moving into activities that would place them at a higher risk of injury from falls.

Movement on the roof sets off warnings that are sent to up to six mobile phones.

The original meaning of penthouse was a structure on the roof, set back from the parapet.

The building is entered through a glass lobby with an undulating roof, set outside the concrete envelope.

It's a very warm story about an Indian family – it's our Fiddler on the Roof, set in west London".

And then we spotted the Stackpole Inn, a low grey house with tiled roof set back from the road with a large sloping lawn.

The evening was also memorable for Bob Crowley's spectacular set: a monumental low-angled, marble palace roof set against a cerulean sky: a cunning correlative for a play in which heat and hiding are central.

In "Sleepless Nights," she gently mocked those "friends from long ago now living in the family house alone, with the silver and the pictures, a few new lamps and a new roof — set up at last, preparing to die".

What had been a penthouse was expanded into a full fifth floor for second- and fourth-grade classrooms, under a sloping roof set far enough back from the facade that it cannot be seen from street level.