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Meanings of roofed in in English
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Usage of roofed in in English
1
A cottage built of wattle and daub stood ahead, roofed in straw.
2
At the comers the entire open space was similarly roofed in.
3
The balcony on the drawing-room floor had been roofed in with striped canvas.
4
My twin brother's brick house was roofed in before my foundations were laid.
5
The building was roofed in before his death, in 1724.
6
Nevertheless Darius 'hated the sight' of the house ere the house was roofed in.
7
A dome of perfect azure roofed in the length and breadth of Nature's kingdom.
8
Get your hands roofed in, and then don't do one other thing at present.
9
The courtyard roofed in by the bougainvillea would have seemed sad and deserted without her.
10
Great underground towns, twenty feet below the surface, all roofed in with steel railway sleepers.
11
It had no building over it, never was roofed in, and was sometimes full of snow.
12
When sails ran short, brushwood shelters roofed in with overlapping spruce boughs were used as substitutes.
13
No, sir, this temple, like many an ill-built edifice, tumbles down before it is roofed in.'
14
In fancy they had furnished it and lived in it, long before it was even roofed in.
15
It was roofed in with wire also, for the convenience of stretching a tarpaulin in wet weather.
16
It had stone steps, the pulpit was of strong oak, and it was roofed in with lead.
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