1
The provisions were piled up nearly to the ridgepole at the back.
2
I shall walk that ridgepole, Diana, or perish in the attempt.
3
While I considered the question, two more weather vanes popped out of the ridgepole.
4
Along the ridgepole cautiously sidled the two men of the other company, dragging their hose.
5
Again the sharp whack of the axes cut out a ridgepole and two forked supports.
1
He never broke down a rooftree during or since the terrible famine.
2
How cross those long, shadowy fields between us and our rooftree?
3
Chloe slipped away from them, and fluttered to a rooftree far out of reach.
4
The post carried the mighty beam that was the rooftree.
5
God listen to me, I'll hang him today, and from this puling King's own rooftree.
1
Four miles to the west the ridge terminated in a low point.
2
The Mid-Cayman spreading centre is an ultraslow-spreading ridge in the Caribbean Sea.
3
The blue-ridge outline was as sharp and clear as a paper cutout.
4
A a certain point I could see sun on the summit ridge.
5
Its east ridge, route of the first ascent, is long and dangerous.
6
Hallowes said, I'll send a good lookout up to that ridge, sir.
7
This forms the ridge of the spiral as shown in diagram 3.
8
This image from Google Earth shows the ridge in a perspective view.
9
The dividing ridge of the Sierra is in sight from this encampment.
10
With a shout, the main mass began trotting quickly toward the ridge.
11
The castle on the ridge stood the symbol of the family condition.
12
Raj Ahten's mount topped the ridge at perhaps eighty miles per hour.
13
We separated and combed the ridge lines to our right and left.
14
All of the ridge characteristics in the prints need not be charted.
15
The delta is the point from which to start in ridge counting.
16
We slant up to the left through that notch in the ridge.
