Meanings of roofless walls in English

Rents in the roofless walls of unoccupied houses stared at the passer-by.

He lifted his clenched hand toward the sky overshadowing the roofless walls.

Rinaldi pointed to the roofless walls of a small wooden structure.

A scurf of ash and broken slates surrounds its roofless walls.

The next moment she was before the roofless walls, and then stopped, stiffened like the lizard.

On the right and left we could vaguely see roofless walls, hardly visible in the profound darkness.

Some of these dwellings were in absolute ruin, with long dry grasses waving on the roofless walls.

Israel gazed, and slowly through the blazing sunlight he discerned white roofless walls like the ruins of little sheepfolds.

On the right and left we could vaguely see roofless walls, which were hardly visible in the profound darkness.

Their houses were dismantled, and the roofless walls were left standing or disposed of as quarries for the sale of stones.

Now, if you stand at the cross-roads where the church rears its roofless walls, you will understand what the Abomination of Desolation means.

Msala had been devastated, and it was within the roofless walls of Durnovo's house that Joseph finally wrote out laboriously the projected capillary invigorator.

He had been dead so many years, that it was now but a half-shapelessruin of roofless walls, haggard and hollow and gray and desolate.

But now it was abandoned-rooflesswalls stood stark on the plateau, lonely as the traces of some lost empire.