Sentence examples for rooftop height from inspiring English sources

Keeping the bees up at rooftop height "is 99percentt of it," he said, and the local community board has received no complaints.

The 1250 René-Levesque Ouest (originally named the IBM-Marathon building) was also completed in 1992 and ranks second in terms of rooftop height, but its antenna reaches to 756 feet (230 metres).

During summer evenings 'screaming' parties of swifts are joys to behold as they hurtle around at rooftop height at amazing speed, all the time uttering their sharp, piercing calls.

For common plant pathogens it is possible to infer presence of airborne inoculum over a regional scale from a single air sampler located at rooftop height (West, 2012).

This network monitors ambient spore concentrations throughout the United States from rooftop height using mainly Hirsttype 7-day recording volumetric spore traps, which provide results directly comparable to those in this study.

The rooftops, whose heights were subject to stringent regulations, looked as if they were cut from a single piece of crumpled fabric, giving the composition a haunting unity.

They painted the lowlife of the city - hoboes going through the trash, prostitutes and women of easy virtue in the cafes, fairground scenes, people sleeping on the rooftops in the height of summer, boys swimming naked in the river.

Zone Green will also permit new rooftop greenhouses to exceed height limits, encouraging the cultivation of fresh local food and serving as a great way to educate our children about the environment.

The effective region of scatterers around the GS is designed on the basis of this ellipsoid truncated by the average rooftop level (or average height of sea waves) and ground plane.

That is to occur in a couple of months, when 1 World Trade Center reaches 1,368 feet at its rooftop parapet, identical in height to the first 1 World Trade Center, which was destroyed, with the rest of the complex, in the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001.

The idea there: to use building height and rooftop material as a proxy to measure wealth.