gable-roofed

All that remained was for him to take the process to its logical conclusion: to let new technologies determine their own novel forms rather than using them to make traditional forms like the gable-roofed cottages that Stockade built.

How to Build A Reputation Michael J. Lewis 2009

The carved-deodar windows and doors of the gable-roofed row houses on each side of the alley are shut.

‘It Is Never Over, Never Escaped’ 2009

This structure is bookended by two gable-roofed pavilions, 65 feet high at their peaks.

What Merce Cunningham Assembled at an Old Ford Plant 2008

The exhibit sets the stage with a huge woodblock depicting the interior of Nakamuro Theater in Edo, showing its distinctive, gable-roofed stage.

PERISCOPE 2007

Just as the brick towers of New York and Chicago once symbolized America's aspirations to overtake the gable-roofed countinghouses of Europe, today's glass and metal obelisks make a similar assertion about China and its East Asian neighbors -- like Malaysia, which put its capital of Kuala Lumpur on the business map with the 1,483-foot Petronas Towers.

High Time 2007

Already, scores of houses had been destroyed, and the fire was now lapping at the back of one of those pseudo-classic, porthole-windowed, arched-doorwayed, cathedral-ceilinged, gable-roofed pink stucco homes that line the lushly treed cul-de-sacs in such high-price developments.

I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen Amy Wilentz 2006

Already, scores of houses had been destroyed, and the fire was now lapping at the back of one of those pseudo-classic, porthole-windowed, arched-doorwayed, cathedral-ceilinged, gable-roofed pink stucco homes that line the lushly treed cul-de-sacs in such high-price developments.

I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen Amy Wilentz 2006

There was so much, after the torpor of Florida, to excite his mind: the bustle of a town under construction; gable-roofed cottages, shops, and stables taking shape under the whine of sawmill blades and the percussion of hammer on nail.

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005

There was so much, after the torpor of Florida, to excite his mind: the bustle of a town under construction; gable-roofed cottages, shops, and stables taking shape under the whine of sawmill blades and the percussion of hammer on nail.

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005

He conjured a tall, gable-roofed house, a pristine third-floor classroom, school desks set in tidy, earnest rows.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004