rafters造句

As to rafters or grass.

The rafters that jut out rot first.

Coconut shells go into a bag hanging from the rafters.

The parish sang to the rafters songs of praise to a God that apparently surrendered His voice to ours.

First the steeple burned, then the roof; then the blazing rafters collapsed into the nave, and the pews caught fire.

There's even a rusty iron girder with spray paint running through one of the boardrooms and wires dangling between the rafters.

Some of the villagers told me that scouts turned their houses upside down searching under beds and sleeping MATS for weapons and in the rafters for dried meat.

Since the shed roof sloped from 7 feet down to 5 feet, I kept bumping the 6-foot 3-inch high crown of my head on the oak rafters.

The most characteristic construction features have been cut out and laid bare. The old metal rafters have been painted white, contrasting sharply with the patina of the weathered walls.