Gables example sentences

"Gables" Example Sentences

1. The old farmhouse stood with its white gables against the cloudy sky.
2. The charming cottage had dark wood gables and brightly colored flower boxes.
3. The gingerbread-style house was adorned with decorative wooden gables and trim.
4. The snow piled up against the pointed gables of the church roof.
5. Red roses climbed up the white stone gables of the Victorian mansion.
6. The pointed gables and arched windows gave the building a medieval look.
7. The quaint cottage had small chimneys and dark wooden gables.
8. Moss grew on the stone gables of the abandoned castle.
9. The pale yellow house had dark green shutters and white wooden gables.
10. The Tudor-style mansion featured tall brick chimneys and ornate wooden gables.
11. The old barn had weathered wooden gables that were sagging under the weight of years.
12. The house was characterized by its many steeply pitched gables and decorative wooden trim.
13. The red brick house had sharp angled gables and small windows.
14. Ivy grew up the crumbling stone gables of the old manor house.
15. The hotel featured tall gables and decorative brick friezes.
16. The roofline of the old farmhouse featured several steeply pitched wooden gables.
17. The ornate building had many elaborate brick gables decorated with stone carvings.
18. The house had a steeply pitched roof with two prominent wooden gables facing the street.
19. The stone church had tall, pointed gables topped with golden crosses that glittered in the sun.
20. The gingerbread house featured multiple decorative wooden gables and friezes.
21. Beams and gables jutted out haphazardly from the thatched roof.
22. The roof sagged heavily between the two windowed gables.
23. The Tudor Revival home boasted leaded stained glass windows and ornate wood gables.
24. The old manor house had several tall brick chimneys and wooden gables on its slate roof.
25. The castle ruins boasted multiple stone gables jutting out from the ruined walls.
26. Light shone from the many mullioned windows set into the timber gabled walls.
27. Large wooden crows nested in the crooked stone gables.
28. The cobblestone path twisted up to the front door set between two large wooden gables.
29. The narrow stone gables that flanked the tall windows lent the building an ecclesiastical air.
30. The Amish farmhouse had plain wooden gables that sheltered the straw roof from the elements.
31. The cathedral's bell tower featured tall pointed gables and arching windows.
32. The pointed red brick gables topped with chimney stacks characterized the terrace houses.
33. Multiple steeply pitched wooden gables rose from the thatched roof.
34. The stone house had tall roof gables with ornate stone carvings.
35. My grandmother's cottage had a steeply pitched roof with decorative wooden gables.
36. Small attic windows punctuated the curve of the low stone gables.
37. The gables of the Norman castle were topped with stone crenellations.
38. Snow frosted the decorative half-timbered gables of the medieval priory.
39. The hotel boasted tall wooden gables and turrets clustered together in fanciful Gothic style.
40. The dark wood gables and whitewashed walls gave the building an Alpine feel.
41. Moss and ivy crept up the stone gables and chimney stacks of the abandoned mill.
42. Small windows punctuated the thick stone gables of the fortress walls.
43. Red tile covered the roof including the steeply pitched gables.
44. Lights twinkled merrily from the many mullioned windows set between the ornate brick gables.
45. The guest house was characterized by its small wooden gables and decorative half-timbering.
46. The quaint cottage had narrow gables with decorative wooden friezes.
47. Crows perched atop the jagged stone gables of the ruined castle.
48. Thatch sagged between the wooden gables of the old crofter's cottage.
49. The castle boasted tall chimneys and multiple pointed stone gables.
50. The shingled roof sloped down to cover the peaked gables of the seaside cottage.
51. The stone ruins were characterized by their multiple angled gables jutting out from vine-covered walls.
52. Small cottages with whitewashed walls and charming wooden gables dotted the landscape.
53. The pointed wooden gables sheltered tall leaded glass windows.
54. Stone gargoyles gazed mockingly from tall pitched gables.
55. The thatched stone farmhouse had white painted wooden gables.
56. The roofline of the old school featured multiple steep gables and tall chimneys.
57. The stone church featured a tall central gable topped with a golden cross.
58. Small windows punctuated the thick stone gables of the fortress walls.
59. The buildings boasted decorative half-timbered gables and mullioned windows.
60. Battlements lined the pointed gables and turrets of the stone castle.

Common Phases

1. The old house had characteristic pointed gables.
2. The ornate gables and gingerbread trim were decorated for the holidays.
3. The farmhouse had a picturesque charm with its painted gray shingles and steep thatched roof gables.
4. The Queen Anne style house featured decorative gables with jigsaw trim and multiple chimneys.
5. The rooftop gables were the perfect place to climb up and stare at the stars.
6. The sharp, pointed gables of the cottage fit perfectly into the hillside landscape.
7. The Christmas lights adorned the peaked gables and draped over the bay windows.
8. The red and white gables stood out in stark contrast to the deep green of the surrounding pine forest.
9. The Victorian mansion boasted three different shaped gables along its sloping roofline.
10. The long sloping gabled roofs had banks of windows letting sunlight pour into the cathedral ceilings.
11. The twin gables and wraparound porch gave the cottage a charming cottage look.
12. High pitched gables and elaborate friezes were signatures of the Gothic Revival style.
13. Snow clung to the dark wooden shingles and crowned the ends of the gables.
14. The home's steeply pitched gables and corniced eaves evoked images of European settlements.
15. Forget-me-nots and climbing ivy festooned the painted wooden gables.
16. The spired gables and bay windows dotted the landscape like gingerbread men.
17. The dark peaked gables of the nearby Dutch farmhouses were visible over the treetops.
18. The roof dormers nestled quietly between the tall narrow gables.
19. Snow collected in drifts against the high sweeping gables of the chalet.
20. The shutters framed casement windows set against the white shiplap gables.
21. The saltbox style relied on asymmetry and low sloping gables.
22. A Renaissance fountain bubbled away in a courtyard framed by hooded gables and stone arches.
23. The gothic windows were flanked on either side by high triangular gables.
24. The gambrel roof gables were cutaway on two sides for eyebrow windows.
25. The gables squeezed tight against each other under the eaves like gossiping neighbors.
26. The gambrel roof with its steep side gables gave the barn a distinctive silhouette.
27. Gingerbread trim and decorative vergeboards decorated the high gables.
28 The windows were dormered into the steeply pitched front gables.
29. Bright flags waved from the sharply pointed gables on the Fourth of July.
30. The worn wooden shingles of the gables drooped and curled after years of exposure.
31. Filled with enormous haymows, the barn's big gambrel roof and long side gables loomed over the fields.
32. The slate shingled roof with dormer windows and steeply pitched gables suited the cape cod style.
33. The slate roofs and stone chimneys blended naturally into the background of the Scottish Highlands.
34. We had to duck to avoid hitting our heads on the low slanting gables in the attic room.
35. The peaked gables and brick chimney tops were wrapped in ivy and Virginia creeper.
36. Folk art flowers were painted on the weathered shingle gables.
37. The stone church featured stained glass lancet windows tucked under bell-shaped gables.
38. Overhanging eaves and bell shaped gables defined the ranch's Japanese influence.
39. Golden sunlight streamed through the small windows set high in the gables.
40. The gabled eaves framed a tiny attic window under the roof.
41. Decorative wooden vergeboards lined the edges of the steeply pitched gables.
42. A small dormer window poked up from under the roof gables.
43. Snow capped the flared gables and wooden shakes of the rustic lodge.
44. The gambrel roof of the barn provided twice the storage space under its side gables.
45. Moss grew thickly on the north side of the ancient thatched gables.
46. The gambrel roof with two slopes on each side had a traditional barn aesthetic.
47. Gray shingles weathered to a silver patina covered the cottage's low sweeping gables.
48. Smooth river rocks lined the path winding between the farmhouse's fish-scale shingled gables.
49. The half timbered Tudor revival featured steeply pitched gables and stucco panels between the wooden framing.
50. The mansard roof had two distinct sloped sections - the steeper upper section known as the gable and the lower flatter slope.
51. Images of nesting birds were carved into the decorative gable ornamentation.
52. Snow dunes piled up against the high stooping Victorian gables.
53. The A-frame gambrel roof provided extra room under the deep side gables.
54. The thatched roof overhung the whitewashed daub and wattle gables.
55. Lichen streaked the old mellowed brick of the steeply pitched gables.
56. The exaggerated steep gables and ornate vergeboards hinted at whimsical character within.
57. Trailing vines twined around the stuccoed gables of the Mediterranean villa.
58. The gambrel roof style used the angled sides of the gables to maximize headroom.
59. An arched dormer window peeked out from under the steeply pitched side gables.
60. The cottage's snow covered roof sloped gently up to meet the narrow stone gables.