thatched roof造句

a thatched roof [cottage]

Our house has a thatched roof.

The tiny cottage with its thatched roof was as pretty as a picture.

houses with quaint thatched roofs; a vaulted roof supporting quaint chimney pots.

The tiny cottage with its leaded windows and thatched roof was as pretty as a picture.

Most people will agree that the thatched roof is an essential part of the attraction of the English countryside.

A bower of thatched roof is on the right and a large hot-house of glass on the left.

There are no windows in the house. The thatched roof slopes up and down to the ground.

Laotian family rests in the shade of their stilted, thatched roof hut in the fertile lowlands of the Mekong River valley.

Only the shiver of wind in the trees and the tittering of rain on the thatched roof broke that eerie silence.

The sun was just beginning to set as the weaver birds tied off the last knots in the soaring thatched roof.

Like many villagers in the area, he has had a close encounter with a tiger—spearing it through the thatched roof of his home as the cat was attacking his cousin.

These thatched roofs frequently catch fire.

Fire retardants can be applied to thatched roofs in dwellings.

There are thatched roofs, wildflowers in the hedgerows and a lovely country church.

The large houses with their steeply pitched thatched roofs are the only examples of their kind in Japan.

Not far away, Libonan stayed with the three Poccinios to see how they could hammer the dried Merdona vine into thatched roofs.

In the Shangri La-like valleys of Son La province, a six-hour drive west of Hanoi, some inhabitants live in villages with thatched roofs and speak only Hmong, Meo or Thai.

Along the way, they passed mud houses with thatched roofs and fields dotted with bundles of wheat. 8 Pitched out in the dusty fields, here and there, Laila recognized the black tents of Koochi nomads.