rafter造句

A wooden beam or rafter.

But still quiet at the rafter.

The structure consists of four girders with a rafter.

There was no floor in this tunnel: you had to step from rafter to rafter, and between them there was only plaster.

The carpenter working on the rafter passed his axe down to his mate below.

And she began to feel dizzy and fell off the rafter.

From the top rafter, a great horned owl swiveled its head to look at us.

She had brought up bits of old packing cases and the seats of broken kitchen chairs, and things of that sort, and spread them across from rafter to rafter so as to make a bit of floor.

The red hen flew all the way to the top of the roof and sat on a rafter.

Hida Gassho-en is a 'Gassho-Zukuri' houses with steep rafter roofs inn nestled in Hida Takayama.

The section of the roof where the incident happened was being investigated to find out what caused the 50-tonne steel rafter to move.

The research gives prominence to three main way of using earth, they are mould board building, rafter building, and earthen brick building.

Whilst in hiding he was said to have seen a spider swing from one rafter to another in an attempt to anchor its web.

Davyn swung from the rafter, his feet twitching spasmodically as his face turned blue and then black. His swollen tongue fell from his lips and he breathed his last in a rattling gurgle.

Through over-all stability analysis, the influence of height-span ratio, rafter slope to the stability and the effective factors of gable portal frames are also presented in this paper.