A horizontal structural beam spanning an opening, such as between the uprights of a door or a window, and which supports the wall above.
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But Lewis Dunk's powerful header had the Seagulls level seven minutes later.
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Within four minutes Lawrence saw his side fall behind to Edu's header.
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Either way Walters was clearly offside when the first header came in.
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MEN'S HOCKEY:Ireland have named squads for their double-header against Argentina this week.
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Finally, a brief subject for the message goes in the Subject: header.
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The architrave of the door is supported by two Corinthian pilasters.
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The architrave of the colonnade is adorned with vases, connected together with festoons.
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The windows of the uppermost floor are usually square, often without any architrave.
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Above, uniting craggy horn to horn, was an architrave of stars.
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And for the frieze and architrave, which is 4 br.
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The column, being vertical, is Yo; the lintel, being horizontal, is In.
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The doorposts are green, the lintel is of silver taken in battle.
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Peace fired once, the shot striking the lintel of the passage doorway.
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The old man lifted his high, showing the lintel of the door.
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I looked up at the lintel, and something told me to try.
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As we withdrew, our beams widened, illuminating words carved above the lintel.
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It reappeared like a gold thread under the lintel-andvanished for good.
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He almost knocked out the lintel, but little harm it did him.
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Instead he bowed under a low lintel into an opulent main restaurant.
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But he forgot to stoop, and struck his head against the lintel.
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And finally Canute himself stood under the lintel, storming through his laughter.
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There was the broken lintel, with rubble heaped around a narrow opening.
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Its sill and lintel were decorated with thirty or forty human-looking skulls.
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Casting that shadow, under the lintel, a young man clad for travel.
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Rashid Al Harum entered, ducking his head slightly to clear the lintel.
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Ten years ago they dawdled under the lintel in hurling's house of respectability.
