Sentence examples for roofing down from inspiring English sources

Eventually he shoved the roofing down to the gutter where it hung off the house in a gnarled wad.

Our businesses, cities and economies overshoot ecological limits, bringing the planetary roof down on our heads.

"You can't build a house from the roof down," Radebe said.

Picture driving in a car, slowly, with the roof down, there's a haze of perfumed smoke in the air.

One sunny afternoon, Levy climbed into his car, rolled the roof down, and drove out to see him.

With a whip of his long pointed tail he brought the castle roof down, throwing all those sinners to hell.

We flew across the salt flats, roof down, like a pair of radioactive Mekons, jowls flapping like skydivers.

With the roof down, the cumbersome wind baffle — it affixes behind the front seats to reduce wind buffeting — can no longer be stored in the trunk.

There's a lot of wind turbulence with the roof down, too, but the speed of its electric-powered folding and unfolding is impressive: 12 seconds.

And, once summer came, driving with the roof down and the radio on reminded me of what I had loved about driving when I was younger.

For the practically minded, Bonnington points out that you can hose a glass roof down from an upstairs window, or powerwash it from below.