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Definition of Rooflines
1. roofline [n] - See also: roofline
Lexicographical Neighbors of Rooflines
Literary usage of Rooflines
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Coastal Exposure & Community Protection: Hurricane Andrew's Legacy edited by John B. Conners (1998)
"Country Walk, a wood-framed development with steep rooflines, ... First, he built
concrete block homes with modest rooflines, a building style more suitable ..."
2. American Country Houses of Today by Frank Miles Day, Samuel Howe, Aymar Embury, Bernard Wells Close, Randolph Williams Sexton, Lewis Augustus Coffin (1915)
"Here is a feature delighting the heart of the ordinary academician, giving him
splendid opportunities for curved rooflines. This stilted accent has been the ..."
3. Versailles and the Mechanics of Power: The Subjugation of Circe, an Essayby Arie Graafland, John Kirkpatrick by Arie Graafland, John Kirkpatrick (2003)
"... results if the slates are concealed behind a flat terrace or parapet ornamented
with statues, urns or trophies.09 Such parapet-controlled rooflines ..."
4. American Country Houses of To-day: An Illustrated Account of Some Excellent by Samuel Howe (1915)
"Here is a feature delighting the heart of the ordinary academician, giving him
splendid opportunities for curved rooflines. This stilted accent has been the ..."
5. Beautiful Accomodation in New South Wales, Australia: The Discerning Guide by Jennifer Marie Lamattina (2004)
"... Ecotourism Australia The expansive cathedral ceilings are visually striking,
but also practical as the long rooflines capture precious rainwater. ..."
6. The Secret Caribbean: Affordable Hideaways of the Rich and Famous by Brooke Comer (1999)
"... who wanted to capture a sense of waves and billowing sails in the villas'
arcing rooflines. His designer wife June is responsible for the interior. ..."
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