Significados de timber houses en inglés

Three timber houses, with their appurtenances and outbuildings, for lodging of priests.

The timber houses were covered with tiles; the other sort with straw or reeds.

His route took him past a few timber houses of the old Mantle town.

Between the gaming fields and the city moat stood plots with timber houses on them.

They entered a village of plaster-and- timber houses.

Most of these grand old timber houses in Norway have indeed, by this time, been so burned down.

In the village are several old timber houses, including one said to have been inhabited by Anne of Cleves.

Thence we proceeded to Namptwich, an old town: from the inn, I saw scarcely any but black timber houses.

It was a prosperous town with several large timber houses and a multitude of neat cottages lining a broad street.

Their sudden, changing winds would tear apart anything so upthrust and angular as the square timber houses common in the lands below.

Viking turf houses had the same hall or longhouse shape as timber houses elsewhere in Scandinavia, with curving sides and straight ends.

She led the way slowly along the row of stone and timber houses, all the while watching for signs of movement or life.

Others merely seek refreshment in preparation for the steep walk up cobbled lanes lined with brick-and- timber houses to the church of San Francesco.

Witnesses reported two strong jolts about an hour apart, the second of which collapsed the flimsy mud-brick and timber houses common in the region.

I passed through a highly picturesque country, in which I enjoyed the sight of many old timber houses, most attractive subjects for my pencil.

The sight of Trenton in the gray early morning-twowide streets, a scattered collection of timber houses, looking so strangely peaceful, despite the sudden commotion.