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