Sentence examples for rounded roof from inspiring English sources
The bus was wider & lower than modern buses, with a rounded roof & small windows that opened.
The housing unit itself is shaped aerodynamically, with a rounded roof and a porch with a flaring roofline.
In "Belmont," Burt explores the routines of middle-age suburban life through poems about garbage trucks, parenthood, and Subarus ("with rounded roof and trapezoidal frame, / you seem to mean / that I will never surprise anybody again").
The Conference Center has risen on a 10-acre city block across from Temple Square, home to the Tabernacle, with its rounded roof, and the Salt Lake City Temple.
I assumed that the rounded roof was a reference to the original Routemaster's shape, but it turns out that it's a way of reducing the vehicle's perceived mass – this bus is 3m longer than the original, and 1m longer than recent ones.
Before that, he worked for Audi in Bavaria for 14 years, then established the Audi-Volkswagen design studio in Simi Valley, Calif., where he designed the VW Concept One, the show car that eventually became the New Beetle, and whose rounded roof line has begun to appear on other models from Audi and Volkswagen.
Like those found elsewhere on Okinawa, but not on mainland Japan, the cemeteries were composed of only a few plots; they consisted of mausoleums made of large, gray slabs of stone with rounded roofs resembling a turtle's shell.
We rolled up the paper, folded under the ends and laid the bundles in rounded clay roof tiles, to steam them a little and keep them warm.
The IFC 2×3 (structural analysis view standard) still leads to variety of problems: especially more complex geometry such as sloped or rounded walls, roof elements and openings are very likely to cause problems or even disappear when being imported.
It differed in other aspects, such as being more robust and shorter than the solitaire, having a larger skull and beak, a rounded skull roof, and smaller orbits.
On the rocky, rutted road that runs from the border with Iran toward the Afghan city of Herat, traditional villages rise from the desert as if they are part of it, their rounded earthen roofs swelling smoothly out of the square walls.
