Sentence examples for the roof left from inspiring English sources

Inside the center, people can take elevators or stairs to the roof, left, and walk to the river's edge.

The ambulance, a four-wheel-drive Land Cruiser with a blue light on the roof, left almost every morning from Tonkolili's main holding center, a small government hospital in Magburaka.

The peso value of dollar-denominated foreign debt went through the roof, leaving Argentina with no choice but to default.

Erosion or earthquakes long since destroyed the roof, leaving the walls as 50m cliffs sheltering the lake on three sides.

In Tuesday's training session the wind drove the torrential rain under the roof, leaving the track glistening and slippery and temporarily too dangerous to ride on.

A horde of photographers stormed the car in which she was driven away from the prison — three cameramen thrust themselves into the backseat; more jumped onto the roof, leaving dents; a TV van crashed into the back.

Witnesses there described seeing a white van with a ladder rack on the roof leaving the scene, a piece of information that was broadcast and quickly put everyone on the lookout for white vans.

There's the architecture - the raised external ramps are like walking on a north London Acropolis, and the roof leaves a small space over the pitch, generating powerful contrasts of light and shadow.

Hurricane Katrina's winds had torn a ventilator off the roof, leaving a big hole for rainwater to pour through, and the water had damaged hardwood floors upstairs and kitchen cabinets.

Now if it was in the desert or a dry garage, it may have survived, but it's on a tropical island, in a shed that has all sorts of holes in the roof, leaving it exposed to every kind of weather the island could throw at it.

The walls also withstood prairie winds better than framed walls; even sod houses struck by tornadoes generally survived with no worse damage than the loss of the roof, leaving the walls standing.